Tufton Street, London

Tucked discreetly within one of Westminster’s most characterful streets, this exceptional six-bedroom house offers a rare balance of quiet seclusion and immediate proximity to some of London’s most iconic landmarks. Originally built between 1927 and 1928, the house has been meticulously refurbished.

Extending to approximately 2,780 square feet and arranged across five floors, the house unfolds with a natural sense of rhythm and proportion. The entrance hall sets the tone: understated yet distinctive, with exposed beams and a feature fireplace. From here, the ground floor flows into a well-appointed kitchen with a relaxed dining area, opening onto a private courtyard garden. A utility room, pantry and cloakroom are cleverly integrated on this floor.

The first floor is dedicated to reception space, featuring two beautifully proportioned rooms set on either side of a broad landing, offering flexibility for both formal and informal living. The front reception room, with its elegant bay window, welcomes in natural light and is currently arranged as a sitting room, while to the rear lies a more formal dining area.

The upper floors provide five principal bedrooms across the second and third levels, including a notably well-balanced principal suite with its own bathroom. The arrangement lends itself to flexible living, whether for family life or hosting. On the top floor, a sixth bedroom sits alongside extensive storage, opening onto a roof terrace that reveals a remarkable and unexpectedly intimate view of London’s skyline, Big Ben, Westminster Abbey and the London Eye all appearing in striking proximity. (There is lapsed planning permission to extend this level, offering further potential.)

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