This characterful family home dates back to circa 1880, combining elegant Victorian architecture with a striking, contemporary rear and side extension. Original period features are celebrated throughout, including ornate coving, fireplaces and a dramatic double-height stairwell, while exposed steel elements and industrial details nod to the home’s Victorian heritage.
The heart of the house is a bright, south-facing open-plan kitchen, dining and living space, flooded with natural light through Crittall-style steel windows, twin patio doors and four roof lights. The newly fitted dark green kitchen, herringbone flooring and mid-century furnishings create a warm yet modern backdrop ideal for lifestyle and editorial shoots.
Colour is central to the home’s identity, with a rich, flowing palette of pinks, oranges, yellows, reds and greens used to define each space. From the cosy living room and playful snug to the whimsical children’s bedrooms and bold, tile-clad bathroom, every room offers distinct character, texture and light. This is a versatile, visually rich location that balances historic charm with contemporary design.
