4 Bedroom Penthouse in Lincoln Square, London

Some places just have that instant calm when you step inside. This four bedroom penthouse in Lincoln Square, London is definitely one of those. I remember walking in and just stopping for a moment, letting it settle in. The way the columns stand tall and the soft stone under your feet, you can tell right away this is a real part of London's old heart. Light absolutely pours in through these floor to ceiling windows and you can see the Royal Courts of Justice out one way and the LSE in another. Sometimes you will just catch the city standing still outside your balcony but you barely hear any rush or traffic at all.

The living and dining areas just kind of flow together with the kitchen, and it never feels forced or too open for its own good. I found myself wandering from the sofa area to the kitchen without ever bumping into anything. I know a lot of places say open plan living but here it is honestly relaxed. The kitchen stands out to me because it feels like you would actually cook in it, not just show off sleek appliances. Real stone tops, wooden cupboards that feel almost new and still have that bit of timber smell. If you like cooking with fresh air and sunlight, you will want to open up those balcony doors for a morning coffee or Sunday breakfast.

All four bedrooms in this Lincoln Square penthouse have their own feel. The main suite is one of those rare spots that immediately makes you want to stay in bed a little longer. The carpet is that soft wool that makes early mornings easier on your toes and there is just enough space for art, books or however you'd like to make it feel yours. Pull the curtains and you can barely tell the centre of London is just out there. The other three bedrooms still feel inviting and quiet. Sometimes second and third bedrooms feel like an afterthought but here they are proper rooms, just right for family or guests or maybe a quiet home office if you work from home now and then. The bathrooms keep everything simple. You get stone worktops and warm lighting instead of anything cold or overly flashy, which I really liked.

Lincoln Square itself surprised me. Usually in Central London you do not expect to find so much at your doorstep. The resident lounge is genuinely a place where you might run into people with a coffee, have a short chat or just read for a while. I sat in the library for about ten minutes and honestly nearly forgot about my phone. The private dining room has a good energy, set up for quiet dinners or inviting a few friends over without any fuss. If you like a bit of fun, the club and games rooms are nice touches, but it never feels crowded here. Downstairs, the courtyard garden gives you this hidden bit of green. Sometimes I saw people having lunch or just sitting in the soft evening light. Easy space to enjoy a takeaway or just get some fresh air.

Wellness and fitness are sorted too. You have a pool kept at a steady temperature, a sauna, and treatment rooms that are good for unwinding after being out in the city. Honestly, just being able to go for a swim or sit in a sauna without leaving the building is a treat, especially when the weather turns. The cinema was a surprise and it is actually cosy. Movie nights here are nothing like the busy crowds at Leicester Square and you do not have to go far for a snack.

Location puts you right near Covent Garden, the Thames, the Royal Courts, all Central London's culture spots. Cafes are everywhere and you can walk pretty much anywhere or grab a bike when the mood hits. Kids sometimes zip by outside and the energy is always friendly, never rushed.

Places like this penthouse do not come up too often, honestly. The only way to really know if it fits your life is to come have a look in person. If you want to talk or see it, just let me know. At LuxuryProperty.com, we try to make moving to your next London home feel as natural as settling in on a quiet morning here.