A Rejuvenated 1960s Courtyard House Springs Up in London for £885K
Location: London, England
Architect: Niki Borowiecki
Price: £885,000 (approximately $1,075,660 USD)
Footprint: 1,152 square feet (two bedrooms, two baths)
From the Agent: "This striking three-bedroom, single-story house has been artfully reimagined by Niki Borowiecki. Exacting attention to detail paired with a refined material palette has established polished living spaces connected to one another and the outdoors. A central courtyard, teeming with greenery, draws light deep within the house throughout the day and serves as a sociable garden at the center of the house. The cafes, restaurants, and parks of Crystal Palace and Gipsy Hill are a short walk away."
Striking black soffits and window frames contrast with the light-colored brick facade. An elegant glass portico above the main entrance adds contemporary flair to the 1960s structure.
The kitchen wraps around the front corner of the single-story layout. Extensive glazing fills the home with daylight, which reflects off the white terrazzo floors.
Steps from the kitchen and dining area is the main living space, with sliding-glass doors that lead to one of the home’s two courtyards.
Each bedroom is wonderfully illuminated and offers a spacious, quiet corner to relax.
Perennials and foliage border the large rear courtyard. "This beautiful spot, which gets sun throughout the day, will serve as a secluded and very private oasis," notes the agent.
The Alexandra Walk home in London, England, is currently listed for £885,000 (approximately $1,075,660 USD) by The Modern House.
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