behind its period façade, this five-bedroom house has been comprehensively redesigned, pairing generous proportions with an exceptional level of material detail. arranged over four floors and extending to 2,464 sq. ft., the interiors are defined by brushed oak, limestone and travertine.
on the ground floor, the reception room has an impressive 11 ft 4 in ceiling, a period fireplace and wide engineered oak floorboards. to the rear, the bespoke kitchen and dining room has brushed oak cabinetry, silver travertine worktops and a substantial island. a glazed side return draws in natural light, while ultra-slim sliding doors open directly onto the garden, where matching tiles create a seamless transition between inside and out. a guest cloakroom and utility room complete this floor.
the lower-ground floor is dedicated to leisure, with a media room, gym and shower room. three bedrooms and a family bathroom are arranged across the first floor, while the entire second floor is given over to the principal suite. here, a vaulted ceiling rises to approximately 13 ft 9 in, complemented by fitted wardrobes, an ensuite shower room and a separate study with extensive built-in storage.
considered detailing runs throughout, including a solid european oak staircase, hardwood double-glazed sash windows and bespoke joinery. the bathrooms are finished in claybrook terrazzo and kit kat tiles, while the landscaped rear garden is laid in tumbled limestone cobbles and planted with established olive and birch trees, with ample space for outdoor dining.
sedlescombe road is a quiet residential street in fulham, close to the shops, restaurants and cafés of fulham broadway and the fulham road. eel brook common and parsons green are nearby, while west brompton and fulham broadway stations provide convenient connections across london.
