lying behind gates on one of st john’s wood’s most sought-after streets, this striking low-built villa unfolds across more than 8,600 sq ft. completed in 2004, the house is arranged laterally, a rare find in london, and combines a sense of privacy with extraordinary scale.
inside, the interiors balance openness with intimacy. a sequence of reception rooms, including a drawing room, dining room, family room and study, flow into one another, each space connected yet distinct. the kitchen and adjoining breakfast room sit at the heart of the home, with a pantry and utility space adding everyday ease. full-height glazing looks onto the central courtyard garden, drawing natural light deep into the plan and creating a calm, green focal point.
upstairs, the principal suite spans the width of the house, complete with two walk-in dressing rooms, a large bathroom and a private terrace. three further double bedrooms occupy this floor, each generously proportioned and served by ensuite bath or shower rooms, ensuring the same sense of space and comfort found throughout the house.
two additional bedrooms are located on the lower ground floor, offering flexibility for guests or staff. one includes its own kitchenette and can be accessed independently via a secondary staircase or external entrance, allowing it to function as a self-contained suite if required.
the lower ground floor is devoted to leisure and wellbeing. a spa area with swimming pool, steam room and jacuzzi is paired with a large gym, while a private cinema room provides a more intimate retreat. light filters down from the courtyard above, softening the scale of the spaces and reinforcing the house’s connection to the garden.
practical needs are met with a car lift to two concealed underground parking spaces, additional secure off-street parking on the driveway, multiple plant rooms and well-considered staff facilities.
cavendish avenue is the perfect quiet road moments from st john’s wood high street, with its cafés, restaurants and boutiques. lord’s cricket ground and regent’s park are within easy reach, while the american school in london is nearby. st john’s wood underground (jubilee line) is a short walk away, with direct links into the west end.
