Flood Street, London

The house is 1 of 10 constructed in the late 1980s and offers a wide practical layout rarely found in Prime Central London. As you enter you are greeted by a pristine, modern kitchen flowing seamlessly into a 30ft west-facing terrace ideal for entertaining. A charming reception room on the first floor offers further elegant entertaining space complete with a bar and sub-zero wine fridge behind a concealed door. Opposite the reception room is a smart and spacious study with views straight down Redburn Street leading to Tedworth Square.

Downstairs, the lower ground floor benefits from a substantial family/media room flooded with natural light from the skylights. This floor is well-equipped with the convenience of its own kitchen and a cleverly converted utility room where the vaults used to be. It also has the added advantage of having its own separate entrance.

All six double bedrooms come with en suite bathrooms and either a walk-in wardrobe or built in wardrobe space. There are two bedrooms on the lower ground floor, two on the second floor (including the principal suite) and two on the third and final floor.

This is a contemporary family house arranged over four floors which can be configured as desired being a non-listed building and all walls being non-supporting.