Famed for their impressive architecture, attractive residential streets, green spaces, delightful restaurants and boutique shops there are plenty of reasons why this area of West London is a great place to make your home.

Kensington and Holland Park

Wimbledon is a highly sought-after area in southwest London, primarily celebrated as the global stage for the world’s most prestigious tennis championship. Beyond its inescapable tennis renown, the neighbourhood is admired for its lush verdure, reputed schools, and prime real estate offerings.



Wimbledon

Discover Bayswater: a vibrant London area with rich history, diverse dining, top schools, green spaces, and exciting new developments. Explore its unique charm and luxury living.

Bayswater

Notting Hill is a community characterised by boutiques, antiques and pastel-toned façades. The neighbourhood has a storied history, which is reflected by the timeless elegance of its leafy streets and stucco-fronted properties.



Notting Hill

Discover Surrey's charm: vibrant communities, historic landmarks, excellent schools, top dining spots, and stunning properties just an hour from London.

Surrey

Primrose Hill is an upmarket area in North London that has a wonderful blend of impressive architecture, boutique shops, fantastic cafes and restaurants, and a village-like atmosphere. Arguably the area’s most notable feature is the park which is found at its heart.



Primrose Hill

Fitzrovia is one of prime central London’s most impressive districts with a rich history, and glorious architecture, conveniently located close to the West End and the beating cultural heart of the city. The streets are peppered with restaurants, cafes, businesses and bars, and some of London’s finest Georgian architecture.



Fitzrovia

Explore Regent's Park: a blend of royal history, luxury homes, top dining, and iconic landmarks like London Zoo and Primrose Hill. London's prestigious green space

Regent's Park

St James’s, named after its eponymous royal palace, is a fascinating area in the heart of London. Known as ‘clubland’ to Londoners, due to its abundance of members clubs, the area is characterised by prestigious landmarks, world-class restaurants, and stunning architecture.



St James's

Ascot, best known for its famous racecourse, sits in a particularly green stretch of Berkshire where woodland, heathland, and royal parkland shape the landscape.

Ascot

Explore Oxford: a city blending medieval charm with modern living. Home to the University of Oxford, rich history, vibrant culture, and diverse property options.

Oxford

The Cotswolds: Experience quintessential rural England with honey-hued houses, rolling hills, charming villages, fine dining, cultural landmarks, and luxury country living.

Cotswolds

Battersea

Lying in the leafy expanse of North London, commonly referred to as Hampstead Village, Hampstead stretches northward to Hampstead Garden Suburbs, sharing borders with St. John’s Wood to the south and neighbouring Highgate to the east.


Hampstead

Situated by the River Thames and enveloped by green open spaces, Putney is one of southwest London’s most sought-after neighbourhoods.



Putney

Marylebone is one of London’s prettiest and oldest areas – its evolution spans from royal deer parks and country estates to grand redbrick buildings. Today, its beautiful architecture is coupled with its trendy high street known for its heritage brands, quirky shops, and electric atmosphere.

Marylebone

Set along River Wey in the Surrey countryside, Weybridge is among the Home Counties' most prestigious addresses.



Weybridge

Soho, London: A vibrant district rich in history and charm, known for its dining, nightlife, and thriving real estate market. Discover luxury living in the heart of the city.

Soho

South Kensington: Coveted London neighborhood offering luxury homes, top schools, world-class shopping, dining, and cultural landmarks like the V&A and Natural History Museum.

South Kensington

For those looking to step back from the pace of London without losing touch with it entirely, Esher remains one of Surrey’s most enduring choices.



Esher

Kingston

Holland Park represents an exquisite blend of natural beauty, historic charm, and modern convenience, renowned for its tranquillity, with ample opportunities to relax, shop, and dine without venturing too far from home.



Holland Park

Chiswick

Nestled along the banks of the River Thames in South West London, you will find the idyllic Barnes. The area is much loved by families and offers a wonderful blend of convenience thanks to its proximity to central London, as well as a village-like feel.



Barnes

Residing on the Southern banks of the River Thames, Wandsworth has long been an area of London favoured by families, young professionals, and couples, thanks to its lively streets anchored by hip brunch spots, cafes, eclectic indie boutiques, and large Victorian houses as well as being mere moments from the Thames.



Wandsworth

Tucked away between the refined sophistication of Hampstead and the dynamic Camden, Belsize Park is a lovely corner of North London. Known for its architectural patchwork of styles, Belsize Park has a collection of some of London’s finest buildings.



Belsize Park

Kensington is one part of the Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea, a highly sought-after area in Prime Central London for super prime residences. The district offers a vibrant atmosphere defined by beautiful architecture, world-class shopping, famous museums, stunning galleries and two Royal Parks.

Kensington

Not just one of the Capital’s smiliest areas – Richmond was named London's happiest borough and the second nationally – but arguably one of its prettiest, Richmond’s riverbank position is paired with a village-like charm that casts a spell on anyone who visits.



Richmond

Explore Covent Garden: London's cultural epicentre with historic landmarks, luxury living, world-class dining, and vibrant arts scene, making it a sought-after residential area.

Covent Garden

Explore Berkshire: Royal castles, Michelin-starred dining, thrilling horse racing, and serene gardens. Discover history, flavor, and adventure in this quintessential home county.

Berkshire

Pimlico, a charming neighbourhood in the heart of the City of Westminster, is one of London’s best-kept secrets. Known for its pretty garden squares, elegant architecture, and a strong sense of community, Pimlico's is a small but perfectly formed area that was designed by the master builder Thomas Cubitt.





Pimlico

Cobham sits on the banks of the River Mole in Surrey, around 20 miles south-west of London.



Cobham

Walton-on-Thames sits along a broad stretch of the River Thames in Elmbridge, positioned between Weybridge, Esher and Hampton Court.



Walton-on-Thames

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Ealing

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of society, surrounded by neighbours who recognise the immense value of this prestigious
residential area.

Belgravia

Wentworth's reputation as one of Europe's most prestigious residential estates is well over a hundred years in the making.

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Westminster

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Villa Gabbiano occupies a secluded waterfront setting where the land descends gently towards the sea, allowing the residence to sit naturally within its surroundings. Rather than standing apart from the landscape, the architecture follows the contours of the site through a series of low horizontal volumes, planted roofs and natural materials that reduce its visual presence within the coastline. From almost every part of the property, the view remains focused on the water and the distant mainland beyond.
The approach unfolds gradually through the grounds, revealing the residence in stages rather than all at once. As the elevation changes, different perspectives emerge across the coastline, while the architecture maintains a constant relationship with the sea. Natural stone, timber and textured plaster create a restrained material palette that responds quietly to the setting, allowing the landscape itself to remain the dominant element.
The principal living areas are arranged along the waterfront façade, with large openings creating an uninterrupted connection between the interior spaces and the terraces beyond. The layout is designed to maximise light, views and natural airflow, allowing the house to remain closely connected to its environment throughout the day. Internally, the architecture is calm and understated, relying on natural materials, balanced proportions and carefully controlled light rather than decorative elements. The changing reflections from the water animate the interiors, reinforcing the sense of proximity to the sea.
The private accommodation follows the same architectural language, combining simplicity, comfort and a strong relationship with the outdoors. Several suites open directly towards the coastline, while others are oriented towards sheltered courtyards that introduce light and ventilation into the rooms. Throughout the residence, openings are positioned to frame specific views, ensuring a continuous visual connection to either the sea, the landscape or the sky.
Outdoor spaces are arranged across a series of terraces that follow the natural topography towards the shoreline. The progression from the main living areas to the water feels gradual and integrated, with each level responding to the changing contours of the land. The lower sections of the property establish a direct relationship with the sea, creating a sense of privacy and separation from the surrounding coastline.
The architecture responds carefully to the local climate through deep overhangs, shaded transitional spaces and a layout that encourages natural cross-ventilation. This passive approach allows the residence to remain comfortable during the warmer months while preserving a strong connection to the outdoor environment.
As the day draws to a close, the changing light gradually softens the textures of the stone and plaster surfaces, while the coastline beyond becomes increasingly defined by the movement and colour of the water. The relationship between the residence, the landscape and the sea remains the defining characteristic of the property, creating an atmosphere shaped more by its setting than by the architecture itself.

Gabbiano

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Extending across 365 sqm (3,928 sq.ft.), the architecture combines clean lines with a restrained palette of stone, timber and natural textures that reflect the landscape of the island. Wide glazed openings run throughout the residence, allowing the sea and sky to remain present from almost every principal space. The design prioritises openness and natural light, creating interiors that feel closely connected to their surroundings without compromising privacy.
Arranged over two levels, the villa is organised around a series of interconnected living spaces that face directly towards the sea. The principal reception areas open seamlessly onto the terraces, allowing the interior and exterior spaces to function as a continuous environment during the warmer months. Floor-to-ceiling glazing frames the panoramic outlook, while the orientation of the house ensures that natural light moves gradually through the interiors across the day.
The accommodation has been carefully arranged to provide both privacy and independence. The upper level contains an en suite bedroom positioned to enjoy elevated views across the Ionian, while the main living level incorporates the principal suite alongside a further en suite bedroom. Two additional guest suites occupy a more secluded position near the lower terrace level, creating a distinct sense of separation while maintaining the same visual connection to the sea and landscape.
Outdoor areas form a natural extension of the architecture. Broad terraces follow the contours of the site, creating a sequence of spaces that engage directly with the views and changing light. The infinity pool is positioned along the seaward edge of the property, visually extending towards the horizon, while shaded areas provide shelter throughout the warmer months. The relationship between the terraces, the water and the surrounding landscape allows the architecture to remain secondary to its setting.
Designed with sustainability in mind, the villa incorporates locally sourced materials and an environmentally conscious approach to construction. Additional features include air conditioning, security systems, storage areas and private parking.
Although the setting feels peaceful and private, Zakynthos Town, the marina, beaches and a range of restaurants remain within easy reach. The elevated position, open outlook and strong connection to the surrounding landscape create a residence shaped as much by the sea and the light as by the architecture itself. As evening approaches, the horizon becomes the focal point of the property, with the final light settling across the Ionian before the sun disappears into the distance.

Aristi

Positioned on a gentle hilltop between Corfu Town and the island’s golf club, this contemporary villa looks across olive groves and the layered inland landscape of Corfu. Mature trees and landscaped gardens surround the property, while the architecture combines clean lines and pale natural materials with the quieter character of the countryside setting. Although private and sheltered, the house remains within easy reach of the coast, the marina and the main amenities of the island.
The residence extends across 440 sqm (4,736 sqft) on a 4,500 sqm plot and is arranged over two levels designed to maximise natural light, accessibility and the relationship between the interiors and the surrounding grounds. Pale stone façades, broad terraces and soft neutral finishes give the house a calm architectural presence that sits naturally within the landscape.
Arrival is through a long driveway bordered by olive trees, lawns and low stone walls, leading gradually towards the main entrance and covered parking areas. Inside, the principal living spaces unfold beneath high vaulted ceilings finished with exposed timber beams, creating a sense of warmth and openness throughout the interiors. Large sliding openings frame uninterrupted countryside views and connect the sitting areas directly to the terraces and pool beyond.
The kitchen and dining spaces form the centre of the house, arranged as a continuous open-plan environment connected closely to the outdoor terraces. Wide openings allow natural airflow to move easily through the interiors during the warmer months, while changing daylight softens the pale stone floors and textured surfaces across the course of the day.
Five bedrooms are arranged across both levels of the villa. The principal suite occupies a more private position on the main floor, with views across the surrounding hills and direct access to an elevated terrace. Additional bedrooms are positioned to maintain independence and privacy, while the lower-level accommodation opens directly onto the gardens through wide glazed doors, allowing the landscape to remain closely connected to the interior spaces.
The lower ground floor has been carefully designed with level flooring and broad circulation spaces throughout, creating ease of movement across the entire level. This floor also contains additional recreational and storage areas integrated discreetly within the architecture of the house.
Outside, the gardens and terraces are arranged around a long infinity-edge swimming pool positioned to face the open countryside. Shaded seating areas are distributed throughout the grounds beneath mature trees, while stone pathways and planted borders soften the transition between the built structure and the landscape surrounding it. In the evening, the final light settles gradually across the hills beyond the pool, while the surrounding olive groves become almost completely still.
Additional features include central heating, air conditioning, alarm system, eco-conscious technical systems, fireplace, storage facilities and extensive parking.
Despite its peaceful inland setting, the property remains closely connected to Corfu Town, nearby beaches, the marina and the island’s golf club, allowing it to function equally well as a permanent residence or a seasonal retreat.

Amethyst

Looking across the sparkling waters of the Ionian sea to the wooded hills of neighbouring Lefkada, Calypso occupies a privileged private position on Meganissi's peaceful west coast. Smart, welcoming interiors flow out onto shady terraces, home to a tempting pool, while just a short walk away is the gorgeous beach of Agios Ioannis and a seafront taverna.


Inside: accommodation at Calypso is spread over two floors and is characterised by clean modern lines, a colour scheme of pure white and natural wood, quality furnishings and fittings, and an easy, practical flow between indoor and outdoor areas. The main entrance takes one into a large, light-filled open-concept space, combining a living area with a U-shaped three-sided sofa and a convivial kitchen-diner with table for eight. Large sliding glass doors bring in the sea views and provide seamless access to the surrounding terraces and the pool area. To one side of the living area is the first bedroom, a splendid sea-view double with an open en-suite bathroom with large walk-in shower and a separate WC, and access to the terraces and pool area. Stairs lead up from near the front door to the first floor, which is home to the three remaining bedrooms: a double with open en-suite shower room and separate WC; a central twin room suitable for children; and a second double, accessed via the twin room. The second double has its own en-suite shower room, but this would be shared with any children staying in the connecting twin. All three bedrooms boast magnificent sea views and access to a shaded, panoramic terrace.


Outside: Calypso offers a wonderful selection of outdoor areas in which to relax, look out to sea, dine and have fun. Immediately in front of the house, and accessed from the kitchen-diner, the living area and the ground floor bedroom, is a covered terrace with a sofa and some easy chairs. Just beyond this is the wonderful pool looking out to sea. To either side of the house are shady sea-view pergolas, one dedicated to al fresco dining, the other home to a well-furnished outdoor sitting area. Perhaps the best views are to be had from the large shaded terrace that runs along the entire façade of the first floor, and which is accessed from the three first floor bedrooms.

Calypso

Scarlett Hideaway occupies a commanding clifftop position on Kefalonia’s southern coastline, overlooking the Ionian Sea and facing the island’s western horizon. Set within private grounds above the shoreline, the estate combines scale, privacy and uninterrupted sea views while remaining within walking distance of Ai Helis and Avithos beaches.
The approach gradually reveals the property through established landscaping before opening onto a series of terraces positioned above the water. From almost every part of the estate, the relationship with the sea remains constant, with wide views extending across the coastline and towards the open Ionian beyond.
The residence is arranged around generous living spaces that balance classical architectural proportions with a relaxed Mediterranean character. Marble flooring, tall openings and a palette of soft natural tones create interiors that feel bright and connected to their surroundings. Large glazed doors open directly onto terraces and gardens, allowing the coastal light and sea air to move naturally through the house.
The principal reception rooms are designed to take full advantage of the setting, with broad sea views and direct access to the exterior spaces. Throughout the day, changing light animates the interiors, while the west-facing orientation brings a particularly warm quality to the house during the afternoon and evening hours.
Five en-suite bedrooms continue the same sense of openness and privacy. Positioned throughout the residence to maximise either sea or garden outlooks, the rooms maintain a calm and understated atmosphere, with generous proportions and an abundance of natural light. Several open directly onto terraces, strengthening the connection between the private accommodation and the surrounding landscape.
A more intimate atmosphere is found within the estate’s wine cellar, where natural materials and carefully considered detailing create a distinct architectural character while remaining consistent with the wider property.
The outdoor spaces unfold across a series of terraces oriented towards the sea. At the centre, a large swimming pool occupies a prominent position overlooking the coastline, while shaded areas and covered terraces create a variety of settings throughout the day. The grounds extend across the clifftop, combining open views with carefully planned privacy, and include a small chapel that sits discreetly within the landscape.
The estate remains closely connected to the island despite its secluded setting. Argostoli, Kefalonia’s capital, is approximately 20 minutes away, while the airport can be reached within a similar drive.
The defining quality of Scarlett Hideaway is its relationship with the coastline. Elevated above the sea yet closely connected to it, the property experiences the changing character of the Ionian throughout the day. As the sun lowers towards the western horizon, the light softens across the water and the sea becomes the focal point of the entire setting.

Scarlet Hideaway

Terra Verde occupies a private hillside position in Aghios Markos, one of Corfu’s most established inland settings, surrounded by mature greenery and overlooking the landscape towards the Ionian Sea. Designed by Greek architect Pericles Laskaris, the residence draws upon the architectural traditions of the island, combining natural materials, generous proportions and a strong connection to its surroundings. Set within nearly 4,900 sqm (52,744 sq.ft.) of grounds, the property feels integrated into the landscape, with the architecture following the character of the site rather than competing with it.
The house is approached through a sequence of landscaped terraces that gradually reveal the residence within its setting. Stone, timber and plaster form the principal material palette, creating a sense of permanence and continuity with the surrounding hillside. The architecture is characterised by shaded outdoor areas, thick walls and carefully framed openings that respond naturally to the Corfiot climate, balancing light, privacy and airflow throughout the day.
The principal living spaces occupy the heart of the residence and are arranged to maintain a constant relationship with the landscape beyond. High timber ceilings, natural materials and soft architectural detailing create interiors that feel calm and inviting without becoming formal. Openings are positioned to capture views across the surrounding hills and towards the distant coastline, while natural light enters gently throughout the day, reinforcing the relaxed atmosphere of the house.
The kitchen continues the same architectural language, with an emphasis on craftsmanship, texture and authenticity rather than ornamentation. Throughout the interiors, materials have been selected for their warmth and longevity, creating a residence that feels established and deeply connected to its setting.
Arranged across two levels, the accommodation provides a clear separation between shared and private spaces. The principal suite occupies a distinctive position within the house, incorporating a turret-like architectural element that commands wide views across the countryside and towards the sea. The remaining bedrooms enjoy the same sense of privacy and connection to the landscape, while bathrooms are finished in natural materials that complement the overall character of the residence.
The outdoor areas unfold across a series of terraced levels that follow the natural topography of the site. Rather than concentrating activity in a single area, the property is organised around multiple outdoor spaces that emerge naturally from the landscape. The swimming pool occupies an elevated position overlooking the surrounding greenery and distant coastline, strengthening the relationship between the house and its wider setting.
Although immersed in privacy and nature, Terra Verde remains within easy reach of Ipsos Beach and the northeast coast of Corfu. The elevated position benefits from cooling air movement during the summer months while maintaining open views across the countryside and sea. As the afternoon light moves across the hillsides, the changing landscape becomes an integral part of the experience of the property, reinforcing the sense of connection between the residence and its surroundings.

Terra Verde

Positioned on Corfu’s west coast, this waterfront estate occupies a privileged setting above a secluded stretch of Ionian shoreline, where the land descends gradually towards the sea and uninterrupted views extend across the horizon. The property is arranged within a mature coastal landscape that provides both privacy and a strong connection to the surrounding environment, creating a setting defined as much by its relationship to the water as by the architecture itself.
The residence combines contemporary comfort with architectural elements that reflect the character of the island. Natural stone, timber detailing and generous openings create a sense of permanence and ease, while the orientation ensures that the sea remains visible from the principal living spaces throughout the day. Large glazed openings connect the interiors directly to the terraces beyond, allowing natural light to move deep into the house and reinforcing the continuity between the built environment and the coastline outside.
The main living areas are arranged to face the water, with a layout that prioritises openness, light and uninterrupted views. The interiors follow a restrained palette of natural materials and neutral tones, allowing the surrounding landscape to remain the primary focus. As the day progresses, the changing light across the Ionian subtly alters the atmosphere of the rooms, creating a constant visual connection to the sea.
Accommodation comprises seven bedrooms and eight bathrooms, thoughtfully positioned throughout the property to ensure privacy while maintaining views across the coastline. Several rooms connect directly to terraces or garden levels, while others benefit from elevated perspectives over the water. Throughout the private areas, the same calm architectural language continues, combining contemporary finishes with natural textures and a strong sense of place.
The outdoor spaces are organised across a series of terraces that follow the natural topography of the site. These levels create a gradual transition between the residence and the shoreline below, with each terrace oriented towards the sea. The infinity pool occupies a prominent position within the landscape, visually extending towards the horizon, while the lower levels establish an increasingly direct relationship with the water and coastline.
The property enjoys immediate access to a semi-private beach, a rare feature on this part of Corfu’s coastline. The combination of waterfront positioning, privacy and mature surroundings creates an environment that feels both sheltered and open, with the sea remaining a constant presence throughout the estate. The orientation also provides protection from prevailing winds while preserving the wide coastal views that define the property.
Integrated smart-home systems manage lighting, climate and security functions throughout the residence, discreetly incorporated within the architecture. The result is a property that balances modern infrastructure with a setting shaped by the sea, the terrain and the enduring character of Corfu’s west coast. As the afternoon light softens across the Ionian, the coastline and horizon remain the defining elements of the view.

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