A Swoon-Worthy London Apartment Is Listed For £1.8M

A local architect's modern remodel of a three-bedroom garden apartment adds square footage and a strong sense of the outdoors.

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The current owners of this three-bedroom abode worked with award-winning Dominic McKenzie Architects on the redesign of their apartment nestled on the garden level of a traditional, red-brick row house.

Stripping the home to its shell, the architects opened up the unit to increase the interior space and create a seamless connection to its fetching backyard garden. Now this revamped modern flat in Goldhurst Terrace of Central London is is being listed for £1,800,000.

The traditional facade does little to hint at the apartment's interior modern aesthetic. 

The Modern House

Arranged in an open plan with dark, terrazzo-tiled flooring, the main living space consists of the kitchen, dining area, and living room. 

The Modern House

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The kitchen pairs bespoke oak cabinetry with Gaggenau appliances and black Corian worktops that feature brass fittings by Vola for a polished, artistic look.

The Modern House

An overview of the open-plan interior space. 

The Modern House

The living room is bright and airy thanks to floor-to-ceiling glazing and a crisp white wall. 

The Modern House

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On the other side of the sitting room is a small courtyard, framed by internal glazing and accessed via a glazed side-door. 

The Modern House

A wall of polished plaster extends to the rear, accentuating the ceiling height and adding a raw, textured finish to the otherwise polished interior space. 

The Modern House

Huge floor-to-ceiling sliding doors flood the space with light, and create a seamless connection to the outdoors.

The Modern House

The mix of materials feels chic and polished, while also cultivating a natural, earthy vibe. 

The Modern House

The sliding doors open to the marble-paved terrace. 

The Modern House

The garden has been prepared with electrical and plumbing services in case they are required for the future installation of a summer house.

The Modern House

Goldhurst Terrace London NW6 is currently being listed by The Modern House for £1,800,000 (around $2,363,800). See the full listing here

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