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Some homes you just get a certain feeling as soon as you step into them and this two bedroom apartment at Dukes Gardens in Wimbledon Hill Park is one of those places. I remember walking through the entrance and actually pausing for a second. It is quiet here. There is this sort of calm you just do not always find in London. Out the window you get a view of gentle greenery and if you listen for a second you might hear the birds in the morning. You can almost forget you are just a short walk from Wimbledon High Street where you can grab a coffee or pick up something fresh from the bakery. It is one of those apartments that makes you slow down, just a bit. The building itself has that crisp newness you can still spot when you walk up to it. There is a Victorian touch to the outside which looks really lovely if you see it when the evening sunlight hits the brickwork. Inside the atmosphere is completely different. It is modern without feeling cold or sterile. You notice how the open plan living area actually feels like somewhere you can relax after work. Sometimes I find myself just taking in the soft natural light that comes through those big west facing windows. It really does make a difference. The layout makes it easy to imagine mornings here—maybe making coffee in the kitchen and watching the sun climb higher through the greenery. The kitchen is actually something I have to mention. It has those solid stone countertops that feel sturdy when you put down a pan or line up groceries. All the appliances are top brands—Miele and Siemens—so cooking a real meal here is a breeze. You will never feel like you need to upgrade anything. I have run my hand over the cabinets more than once, just feeling how smooth everything is. Both bedrooms have their own bathrooms which just makes life easier. No one waiting around in the morning when you are trying to get out the door. The main bedroom really stands out because there is a big dressing area which you honestly do not find in many apartments this size. The en suite has a proper walk in shower and it is roomy enough to turn around without knocking anything. Sometimes it is the little things like underfloor heating that make all the difference in the colder months. You jump out of bed and the floor is actually warm under your feet. The main living spaces have wood flooring and everything just feels warm and welcoming. In the bedrooms you get soft carpeting which is kind of a treat when the weather is a bit chilly. What is special about Dukes Gardens is the feeling of having more than just your own apartment. There is a gym downstairs that has everything you need—no need to pay for a fancy city gym or queue for machines. Last time I was there I chatted with someone who said it actually beats his old setup in the city. There is a private cinema too which just makes movie nights so much better. No crowds and you actually get to hear the film. There is even a library where you can read or just change up your workspace for a bit. The concierge team is friendly and helpful too—not just someone ticking a box. Wimbledon Hill Park is honestly the best of both worlds. It feels peaceful and tucked away with tree lined streets and little footpaths but walk just a few minutes and you are in the heart of Wimbledon with all that London energy. People love the green spaces here—Wimbledon Common is just around the corner where you find families picnicking, dogs running, runners in the morning. You definitely hear about tennis with the famous stadium nearby but the community vibe is much more relaxed. Sometimes you spot kids biking in the evening or neighbors stopping to chat by the little corner shops. If you are thinking about property for sale in London or even just want a quiet place to come home to, this two bedroom apartment in Wimbledon feels easy to settle into. It is ready for someone to come in and start a new chapter. Really, the only way to know if it is right for you is to step inside and see for yourself. Reach out if you want to walk through or chat about options. At LuxuryProperty.com we always want your next move to feel as comfortable as possible.

2 Bedroom Apartment in Wimbledon, London

Some homes just give you that feeling the second you open the door. That happened to me when I walked into this three bedroom apartment at The Corniche right along London&#039;s South Bank. Honestly, I just wanted to stand by the window for a few minutes and watch the traffic slide over the River Thames. You get this amazing sweep of the city laid out right past your own balconies and terrace, so there&#039;s always something happening outside. But inside, it is just a different world. You feel the quiet as soon as you step in, and you almost want to breathe a little slower because of it. I know everyone says Foster and Partners do great design but when you are standing here, you actually feel what that means. The living room curves in a way that nothing feels sharp or harsh and it almost gives this gentle, tucked in sort of vibe. You&#039;ll notice the light is different too. It changes all day because the building follows the river instead of just pushing up against it. Mornings feel bright and open, afternoons settle into a softer kind of light, and if you are anything like me, you end up having more coffee than you planned just looking out at the London Eye spinning away or the Houses of Parliament off to the side. I actually caught a sunset over The Shard from the principal bedroom terrace once and honestly, you just want to stay out there all evening, watching as the city comes alive with lights. The apartment&#039;s layout really works whether it is just you, your family, or if you have friends visiting and you need some space for everyone to feel at home. Each bedroom is en suite which, honestly, just makes everything easier, whether you have guests over or you are just rushing to get ready for work. The wardrobes are actually spacious enough so you do not need to juggle all your things when the seasons change. No more stashing boxes under beds or cramming heavy coats where they do not fit. The principal bedroom has a walk in wardrobe that actually saves you the stress when getting dressed. The bathrooms are finished in real stone, I tapped it just to check, and they feel like something you would expect at a high end spa, not just your average city apartment. You will probably want to linger in there rather than rush through your morning. I spend a lot of time in kitchens and this is one of those spaces where you actually want to cook real meals. The appliances are all Miele or Siemens so everything feels reliable. The worktop feels expensive but is still easy to wipe up after you have chopped things or spilled your coffee, which happens to me more than I like to admit. You are never really cut off from the rest of the apartment while you are here. The kitchen opens right to the living area so if you are hosting, you will not miss out on any of the conversation or just the feel of people being around. There is a balcony just off the living space and I swear, sometimes you just want to step out and listen to the city hum below. You see runners go by along the embankment or the odd boat drifting past. Out from the principal bedroom, the terrace is just waiting for slow weekend mornings when you want coffee with a view over The Shard. And if you are into fitness, or just want to unwind, the Corniche&#039;s pool and gym are bright and clean with proper equipment and not a hotel vibe at all. Everything is designed for actual residents, not just visitors passing through. Plus, the spa downstairs is quiet and you always walk out feeling just a bit better. Upstairs is the Skyline Club Lounge up on the nineteenth floor. Nothing really tops sitting way above the river looking out over all of London with a drink in hand. Wall to wall glass, so nothing takes away from the view. The location is a real part of the lifestyle here. Being right on the South Bank means you are close to Westminster, Buckingham Palace, and you are never far from a good coffee. In the evenings, you see families and kids out, people just enjoying the river when the city lights are coming up. The only real way to know if it suits is to come and see it yourself. I am happy to answer anything you are wondering or show you around whenever it works for you. At LuxuryProperty.com we just want to make the process as comfortable and personal as possible, so get in touch if you are curious.

Contemporary 3 Bedroom Apartment in The Corniche, South Bank, United Kingdom

Some homes just feel like London before you even open the door. This three bedroom apartment at The Corniche, right along the southern edge of the River Thames, honestly does that as soon as you wander in. I stood in that open living room and just took in those curves and sweeping skyline views for a minute, and I will admit the first thing I noticed was that easy river light bouncing off the wood floors. On a weekday afternoon, the city kind of hums along in the background and you get this quiet space above it all that still feels truly connected to London. There is just something about that spot, where you look out at the water and realise you are right at the city&#039;s heart but in your own calm little world. The Corniche is a bit of an architectural statement, and in person you absolutely see why people talk about it. Foster plus Partners did the design here, and those smooth balconies do wrap the building in this almost riverlike way. If you step outside onto the main terrace you will get why I stopped for a while. The Shard is basically straight in front of you. You would swear you could reach out and touch it. Even when the sky goes grey it feels special because you start noticing all the little things happening over the Thames. There are a couple more balconies as well and sometimes it is just nice to pick a different corner for that late morning coffee or even a chat on the phone when you want to escape for a minute. Up here, it is not just another London view. It is a panorama that keeps surprising you. I found myself counting the landmarks whether it is Big Ben around the bend or the London Eye turning so slowly you almost forget to look away. Inside, you get that feeling that the apartment is meant to actually live in. The open living room and kitchen flow together but never crowd you. The kitchen is honestly made for more than just display. All the appliances are proper brands, and you can see the thought that went into the layout. You could cook a full meal here, the sort that fills the space with that Sunday roast smell. Bathrooms have these smooth stone finishes that do feel a bit luxurious but not intimidating. You can use them every day and not worry about tiptoeing around. When you step into the bedrooms, two of them follow those lovely curved walls so when the sun comes up you wake to a soft London glow spreading across the skyline. Mornings seem to slow down a little. The main suite is set slightly apart from the rest so if you need your own quiet spot at the end of a long day, you have it. It just feels right. The Corniche itself gives you some amenities that are more than just pretty words. Downstairs, the wellness suite with the pool and spa is honestly used often. You see residents heading in with a book or just towels over their shoulder. The gym is well maintained and I always found someone who gives you a smile on the way in. These little things add up. Then up on the nineteenth floor is the Skyline Club Lounge. It is a place that takes in the whole city at once. Sometimes on a weekend you just show up and take in a drink and the view, let everything else slow down a little. No matter the weather, you know you can come up here and just breathe. It is rare to have a space like that which belongs to everyone in the building but still feels personal. You are in South Bank so life feels easy. Westminster is close. On early mornings you will see joggers along the river. Afternoon walks take you past all the street performers and coffee shops. Pop in enough times and you start to recognise faces. Buckingham Palace is not far. Getting around London from here is very straightforward. Most places are in easy reach. Honestly if you are looking for a real London apartment, with enough luxury mixed into the everyday, it is worth a walk through. You kind of forget your phone for a while and just watch the city go by. The only way to know if it is the right spot for you is to come and see it in person. Reach out even for a chat or a stroll. At LuxuryProperty.com we want your next move to feel comfortable and real.

3 Bedroom Apartment in The Corniche, South Bank

Some homes just have a calming effect as soon as you get in. That was exactly how I felt walking into this three bedroom apartment at One Blackfriars, right on the South Bank in London. There is something about the way the light drifts through each room and the views stretch out to the Thames and St Pauls. I paused for a minute by the living room window just to watch the river and honestly the city looks different from here. Things seem a little quieter even though you are in one of Londons most recognisable locations. One Blackfriars itself really stands out along the Bankside district. People notice it before they even get close. Everyone sees that unique silhouette from the Thames Path or even when you are just heading out for coffee in Bankside. When you get inside the apartment you start picking up on the finer details that set this place apart. It is not just another high rise flat. Tina Bernerd and Partners did the interiors and you can tell immediately they cared about getting the little things right. The wood flooring feels solid and warm under your feet. In the bedrooms you have that thick carpeting that actually makes you want to go barefoot. There are metal fixtures here but nothing flashy. They just work and look good. The joinery is all pretty much flawless and strangely it makes opening a cupboard or a drawer feel a bit special. This apartment has a connection to Barbara Hepworths work and if you know anything about her, you start to see it. Almost every space manages to feel sculpted but never overdone. There is a real focus on quality, nothing over the top but everything is built right. The kitchen is one of those spaces you can actually imagine cooking a proper meal in. There are professional grade appliances and more counter space than you would expect in a city apartment. I opened a few cupboards and even the way they shut is quiet and smooth. It all feels made for daily life, not just for show. Most people would end up using the kitchen a lot, with Borough Market never far and so many easy options for fresh food. This is a space that feels like it wants to be lived in. The smart home technology is a real bonus. Sometimes I find these systems a bit fussy, but in this case it is very simple. Lighting, temperature, even some ambient stuff, you get it all with a few taps. There is plenty of storage for coats and shoes, even tucked away spots for the everyday things you never know where to put. Honestly you hardly ever notice the technology unless you want to which is a rare thing in new apartments in London. Being up high on one of the upper floors, it is honestly breathtaking, day or night. The city is busy but the apartment feels private and still. Most days you can see across the Thames and on clear evenings, the glow from St Pauls is something you will keep coming back to. I even found myself putting my phone away for a while, just soaking up the view. There is a softness to the city from up here and sometimes you see boats drifting by or watch the evening lights coming on in clusters around the South Bank. Life at One Blackfriars is probably what stands out most for people thinking about the South Bank. You have the concierge team managed by Harrods Estate and they always have time for a hello or to help with a parcel. There are extras you do not always find like the executive lounge on the thirty second floor. You might end up reserving it for a birthday or just to read a book for an hour with the city below you. There is a proper indoor swimming pool if you ever get into swimming laps, a really well equipped fitness suite, and a golf simulator that never seems to get boring. I heard someone say they watched a classic film in the private screening room and ended up staying till midnight. The spa is more than just a place to relax. Some people use it every day and say it changes their mornings. Around the area, everything is close. You can easily walk to Tate Modern, the Globe, or take a quick drive over to Mayfair or Knightsbridge for shopping or dinner. The Thames Path is right there and I have seen quite a few residents taking a jog in the mornings while the city is waking up. Coffee shops open early here. Sometimes you hear music drifting from a nearby park and if you want you can end up spending a whole Saturday just wandering the South Bank and never get bored. Every time I visit this three bedroom apartment at One Blackfriars, I get the feeling that some places just work for real life and not just for show. The best way to know if you will feel the same is to have a look yourself. If you are curious, want to ask questions or simply spend a moment by those windows, reach out to me any time. At LuxuryProperty.com, we try to make that next move feel as comfortable as possible.

Stunning 3 Bedroom Apartment in One Blackfriars, South Bank, UK

Some homes just sort of make you stop for a second when you walk in. This three bedroom apartment at One Blackfriars on the South Bank did that for me. The moment I stepped into the living room those huge windows pulled my eyes straight over the River Thames and honestly it was tough not to just drop my bag and soak it all in. You really do get one of those wide calming views from up here. You see the river winding its way through the city and on some days when the sun actually peeks through the clouds everything seems to shine a little brighter. I found myself just standing by the window for a while watching the water moving below and you forget how noisy London can be until you realize it is so peaceful up here. One Blackfriars is one of those buildings people talk about and you can see why as soon as you are inside. The architecture outside is pretty bold but it is somehow warm when you get to your front door. In this apartment I kept noticing how the warm wooden hallway floor sort of blends with the softer carpet in the bedrooms. The whole place just feels comfortable. Not too flashy but you will see elegant little touches everywhere. When the light comes through in the afternoon the metal on cupboard handles and door frames catch a soft glow but nothing feels overdone or out of place. The kitchen here is actually set up for people who cook which is not always a given in these fancy London flats. There is proper space around the island so if you like to chop veggies while someone else leans over telling you about their day you will have room. Those built in appliances are proper chef level so whether you are making a holiday spread or just heating up some late night leftovers it just works. It does not feel like one of those show kitchens that look perfect but are kind of intimidating. It is the sort of kitchen where you can see yourself putting on the kettle first thing in the morning and just watching the Thames wake up from your window. Honestly though if you love views this is one of those apartments where you get why people want to live by the river. Standing near the windows you see all the city has to offer. There is St Pauls one way and Westminster the other and every now and then the sun catches the skyline and the whole room glows gold for a few minutes. Even on a rainy day you will spot boats drifting by and Londoners hurrying along the banks. Sometimes you really do just forget your phone and let the rhythm outside take over. There is some smart home tech here too but it is the kind you do not even think about after the first day. You can set your temperature or lights with one tap before you get home so everything feels ready for you. No messing about with wall switches or fussing over the heat. Downstairs the Harrods Estates concierge looks after your parcels and helps with little requests. It is a big building but that makes things easy rather than overwhelming. If you want to unwind the executive lounge up on the thirty second floor is bright but relaxed and in the evening it is all soft city light and just quiet conversations. You do not have to dress up for it either. The pool is safely indoors so January weather does not get in the way if you fancy a swim. The gym actually has more privacy than your usual city spot so morning workouts are not a public affair. If you have friends over the golf simulator and the private movie screening room add a bit of fun. The spa on the ground floor has this gentle scent that sort of makes you slow down your day. The South Bank is all about good walks coffee stops and sometimes you see kids biking along the river path or families just strolling. Tate Modern is just a short walk. All the best shopping and dining Mayfair Chelsea Knightsbridge are just minutes away. But honestly coming home to this apartment feels like stepping out of the city rush for a bit. This three bedroom apartment at One Blackfriars is not just square footage or a fancy address. It feels easy to live in and pretty hard to leave. Sometimes you do not really know if it is right until you spend a bit of time inside. So if you are curious or just want to have a look I am always here to show you around. At LuxuryProperty.com we try to make your next move as comfortable as coming home after a long day. Just reach out when you feel like it.

Contemporary 3 Bedroom Apartment at One Blackfriars in South Bank

Some places just make you feel like you are in the heart of London before you have even taken your shoes off. Standing inside this three bedroom apartment in One Blackfriars, Southwark, I actually caught myself pausing by the big window to watch the sunlight bounce off the River Thames. You can see St Paul&#039;s in the distance and sometimes those city lights at night just look like they go on forever. The whole apartment sits high up in the tower so you really do get a city sweep all day long. People always talk about One Blackfriars like it is an icon in the South Bank skyline. When you see it in person, it is even better. It just has a presence. This particular apartment belongs to what they call the Hepworth Collection, named after Barbara Hepworth. You might notice bits of sculpture and real materials everywhere. The kitchen, for example, actually feels like somewhere you might want to have a messy late night baking session or just make a coffee in the quiet mornings. All the appliances are stainless steel and the fixtures have this solid, weighty feel that feels both modern and timeless. I even found myself running my hand along the marble for a second without thinking about it. The entire apartment is done in stone, metal, wood, and a lot of marble. The light just glides over everything. You will also notice the windows do not stop unless the wall really has to. Each room opens up to those city sights. Sometimes you almost forget your phone at the window, just watching the boats move up the Thames or the clouds drifting by. There is smart home control running quietly in the background, so all the lights and air and heating work with just a tap. Honestly, it just feels easy. Bedrooms here have a private and relaxed feel. You can close the door and cut out the city whenever you want but still have that view waiting when you wake up. I have always liked the idea of sitting in bed with a cup of tea on a Sunday while the city wakes up around you. Each en suite bathroom uses proper stone and very tasteful fixtures. Even the door handles have that little bit of weight and thought in them. Living at One Blackfriars comes with a lifestyle you notice right away. You get hotel style living but it feels more personal than that. There is a proper twenty four hour concierge downstairs and they seem to know everyone by name. There is an executive lounge way up on the thirty second floor where you can read or just enjoy a sunset over London. If you like to swim or even just float, the indoor pool downstairs feels almost like a little oasis. The gym has all that anyone would need and you will find a golf simulator and a spa if you just want a slow afternoon. There is even a private cinema where residents can catch a film with friends without leaving the building. It is easy to forget sometimes, but you are walking distance from a lot of London&#039;s big sights. Borough Market is nearby if you get hungry. St Paul&#039;s and Shakespeare&#039;s Globe are just down the riverwalk. You can hop over to Mayfair, Knightsbridge, or Chelsea in not much time if you want a splash out dinner or to wander some high end shops. Even just stepping out for a proper coffee or to stroll along the river feels like the best of the city is on your doorstep. Sometimes you see families walking with ice cream or cyclists passing by in the evening. Honestly, this apartment is the kind of place that works as a main home or a special London getaway. The only way to see if it feels right is to come for a look yourself. If you want to take a walk through or just chat about how the space lives, reach out any time. At LuxuryProperty dot com, we do our best to help you feel comfortable with your next move. No rush, just real guidance.

Stylish 3 Bedroom Apartment in One Blackfriars, South Bank

Some homes really are about pausing for a second as soon as you step inside. This three bedroom apartment at One Blackfriars on the South Bank of London just has that feeling. The light pours in through these huge windows and honestly you can see the Thames stretching out below. I just stood there the first time and watched the little boats drift by. All of London sort of lines up for you from here. Up on one of the upper floors you get these daily moments where every time you glance outside there is another landmark in your eyeline. The Shard pops up. St Paul&#039;s is just there. Even on the cloudiest morning the views across the Thames give this sense of calm that feels rare right in London. There is about 3475 square feet for you to just move around in without bumping into furniture or feeling boxed in. The open plan living space actually works if you like hosting and it flows straight into a kitchen that makes you want to cook a real meal. Not just heat something up and call it dinner. Marble counters everywhere. All the slick appliances that make you want to see if you can get a recipe right. Warm wooden floors that are a bit nicer under bare feet than you might expect. Plus in the bedrooms you get those thick soft carpets that remind you of a proper hotel suite. At night everything gets so still and quiet you almost forget you are in South London at all. The technology in the apartment is the sort you do not have to think about. It is all there running the lights and the temperature and it just works. You get used to things happening for you. Even if you just want to curl up on the couch in the evening and watch the city start glowing through those windows the whole place feels like it is set up for easy living. The main bedroom is designed for slowing down a bit. If you have had a long day that ensuite bathroom will feel like something out of a spa. Not chilly or hard but actually inviting. There are brushed metal touches and marble but they do not shout at you. Every bathroom sort of invites you to just take a breath. The other bedrooms work if you have family or friends or maybe if you need a quiet spot to work. There is enough storage for the bits you do not want to see. When you head downstairs you really notice how One Blackfriars feels less like an apartment building and more like a hotel you actually want to come back to. The concierge team gets to know you pretty quickly and honestly they make daily life run smoother. At the top floor there is an executive lounge with some of the best views in central London and in the evenings it is just about perfect for relaxing with a coffee or winding down with friends. Sometimes you see people working quietly up there away from their own apartments. There is also a cinema you can use just for residents. It is really handy for lazy weekends. The gym is bigger than you expect and the pool is a real lap pool not a splashy little thing. If you need quiet time after a long week the spa is the kind of place you lose track of time in and there is even a golf simulator that is just more fun than you might think. What is great about the location on the South Bank is how close you are to everything without the frantic city rush. You can actually walk to Tate Modern or stroll along the river to get fresh air. Coffee shops are always nearby and in the evenings the neighbourhood feels alive but never overwhelming. If you want the Oxford Street shops or somewhere in Chelsea they are never far. You get this balance of excitement and peace all in one spot. Sometimes you catch families wandering home or friends cycling by and you remember it is a proper community. Honestly I think the only real way to know if this place fits is to see it for yourself. Photos and words only get you so far. So if you want to pop in for a viewing or just have a chat about it let me know. At LuxuryProperty.com we just try to keep things comfortable and easy so whenever you are ready I am here.

3 Bedroom Apartment in One Blackfriars, South Bank

Some homes have a certain kind of hush when you step in. This two bedroom apartment at One Blackfriars out in Bankside right by the river really does that. I had that funny moment just staring at the Thames and the skyline and thinking, well, this could be a good place to slow down for a bit. I mean, you actually feel in London but somehow above it all at the same time. If you are searching for a two bedroom apartment for sale in South Bank just being here honestly gives you that sense of calm straight away. The kitchen looks purpose built for someone who actually likes cooking not just for show. Everything in there is by Miele so you get those proper chef vibes even if you are just warming up pasta on a weeknight. I opened one of the cupboards and it had that quiet soft close and even the fixtures feel solid. It just says no fuss and everything in the right place. You could picture yourself having morning coffee by the window looking out over the water. To be honest I can see that becoming a little ritual especially with the way those windows pull in the light. There is something about that open plan living room too. It is spacious but not so big that you lose yourself and it actually invites you to slow down a bit which is rare for city living. It feels like the sort of place you would want to come home to after a day walking around Borough Market or popping down to Tate Modern just minutes away. The full height windows are really the thing here. During the day you get loads of sun even on those classic London overcast afternoons. Sometimes you might just find yourself leaning against the glass and watching the city wake up right outside. The bedrooms are east facing so morning light comes in gently not in your face but enough to make it easy to get up. The storage is more practical than people expect and honestly the layout feels like whoever designed it actually lived here for a while and thought it through. One of the nice things is how comfort sneaks up on you. Underfloor heating is perfect for those early London mornings when you do not feel like searching for your slippers. Home automation makes it simple to set the lights and music how you like and the Sonos surround sound is surprisingly good for movie nights. There are two TVs which might sound like a bit much but it actually just makes life a bit easier. You can watch the game in the living room and have something relaxing on in the bedroom at the same time. Everything just feels easy which is not always true with these high end apartments. Downstairs is where it gets interesting. The building does not feel all show and no substance. The concierge actually remembers faces and always seems to make things run smoothly. The spa feels like the sort of place you would pay a bit for elsewhere and I saw people just taking their time in the pool. No rush. Up on the thirty second floor there is a lounge with some pretty wild panoramic views. I could see having a dinner party or even just a quiet work afternoon up there. It is that memorable. Onsite facilities are pretty spot on. There is a real gym not just something squeezed in a corner. Plus the golf simulator looked like more fun than you would think and there is a private cinema for those weekends when all you want is popcorn and a film. Sometimes you see families heading there in their slippers and it just feels like home. The location really nails it. With river walks on your doorstep South Bank coffee shops everywhere and the best of London living all around. You have theatres galleries culture at your fingertips. Getting across town to Mayfair or Knightsbridge is easy and you are close enough to everything without the hassle. Sometimes you will see kids biking along the river or neighbours out with their dogs just living normal lives. Honestly this apartment suits a full time city life or as a spot to escape to. It feels open friendly never too stiff. The only way to see if it suits you is to come and have a look yourself. If you want to chat about living at One Blackfriars South Bank just reach out whenever. At LuxuryProperty dot com we like to help people feel at home before they even move in.

Contemporary 2 Bedroom Apartment in One Blackfriars, South Bank

Some places just slow your steps as soon as you walk in. That is exactly what happened to me with this two bedroom apartment in One Blackfriars, South Bank. I mean, the first thing I did was head straight to that window to check the view and honestly, I stayed there a while watching the Thames in the morning light. You get that calm even though you are right in the heart of London. St Paul&#039;s Cathedral pops into view and you just know you are somewhere special. This apartment is part of the Turner Collection and I think you notice that right away. Tara Bernerd has a way of making spaces feel soft and open, with layered colours and furniture that actually makes sense for daily life. The way the sunlight moves from room to room here, everything seems lighter. I have seen some other flats nearby where it can feel a little boxed in, but not this one. Standing by those big panoramic windows, you get these proper skyline views and it is hard not to pause, whether you are having your morning coffee or winding down after work. The kitchen is not one of those too-pretty-to-touch showpieces either. This is somewhere you would cook for real, chopping vegetables or maybe just toasting bread in a hurry before meetings. You have got Miele appliances all ready to go, cupboards that close so quietly you barely notice it, and a kitchen counter that works for making dinner or just setting out a laptop for some emails. Sometimes I notice apartments trying too hard with high tech, but here the smart home controls are user friendly and actually right where you would want them. And if you have ever tried heated floors before, you probably know how easy it makes chilly mornings. It is the little comforts that really add up. What I found quite nice is the apartment seems ready for whatever mood you are in. You have got two television sizes in the living room, both with Sonos soundbars, so your quiet nights in or movie marathons feel a bit more special. You can play with the lighting too, so if you are working late or just want a mellow evening, it just feels easy to make it suit you. The whole place kind of invites you to try out different ways of living instead of sticking to just one routine. A lot of people ask about what it is like living at One Blackfriars, and I have to say it is probably one of the easiest parts of city life. Harrods Estate concierge are there all the time and honestly they are a lifesaver if you forget keys or packages or anything like that. Amenities hit just the right note too. I took a look at the pool, and it is tucked indoors so you can swim even when London is having another rainy day. The gym is a real one. You get all the equipment you would actually use, plus space to move around. Every so often you see residents winding down in the spa, or enjoying a quiet chat in the executive lounge. People really do use the thirty second floor for little get togethers, and the view up there is something different. There is even a golf simulator and a screening room, which is good for the days you want a break from streaming shows at home. The best thing is just how close you are to not only the River Thames, but basically all of London. You can wander down to Borough Market for Saturday pastries or walk to Tate Modern just because you feel like it. You see families on bikes and city folks heading to meetings all within a few blocks. And when you want even more, Mayfair, Knightsbridge and Chelsea are only a short ride away for shopping or dinners out. Some of London&#039;s best landmarks like Buckingham Palace are practically on your doorstep. A home has to feel right, and that is never the kind of thing you know from reading through a couple pages. If this two bedroom apartment at One Blackfriars sounds like it could be the next step for you, just reach out. I am always around to help you arrange a viewing or answer anything, no rush at all. At LuxuryProperty dot com we just want to help you find that right feeling. The best way is to see it for yourself and walk through. You&#039;ll know when you are there.

2 Bedroom Apartment in One Blackfriars, South Bank

Some homes just slow you down a little as soon as you step inside and honestly I had one of those moments the first time I found myself in this one bedroom apartment at One Blackfriars. You come through the door here and for a second you might simply want to look around without even thinking about it. There is this sense of calm in the way light plays on the wood finishes which feels both new and kind of timeless at the same time. It is not just about the view either although the west facing windows really do catch these golden bits of sun in the afternoon. There is something gently elegant about how everything fits together. It sort of reminds me of walking through a classic London gallery with a few surprises tucked in. This apartment is part of what they call the Gainsborough Collection so there is this hint of eighteenth century London style but nothing too stiff or formal. I always find the kitchen is a good test for any home and here you actually feel like you would enjoy cooking real meals not just unwrapping takeaways and calling it a night. The appliances are from Siemens so you know everything is easy and reliable. The cabinetry is this warm wood which makes mornings feel a bit more relaxed. And the countertops are stone with a smooth surface that almost begs to be wiped down after you have made your morning coffee. I stood by the window here more than once and honestly sometimes the city feels almost peaceful from up this high. Some people look at an apartment and only see its numbers but here the little things add up. The floors are temperature controlled so you would not have those cold feet moments in the winter. I think families or even single folks appreciate little touches like this. You get big full height windows that make the space feel wider and lighter than you might expect for a one bedroom place. The living room actually makes you want to sit down and maybe forget your phone for a bit. I tried out the Sonos soundbar with the television and yes it actually does feel a bit like having your own private cinema for the night. Sometimes you just want to watch a film and have it sound right. Of course the smart home features mean you can do most things from the iPad which comes with the apartment. Light, music, maybe even the temperature. I know some people love that and to be fair it is pretty handy after you get used to it. You will also notice how the building itself feels more like a really welcoming hotel than any apartment I have visited in central London. There is a proper concierge desk that never seems to sleep which is good if you are coming back late or have deliveries. Harrods Estate manages it so it is not your usual front desk experience. Everything just feels a little more personal and smooth. One thing that really stands out about One Blackfriars is what you get beyond your own four walls. On the thirty second floor there is this beautiful lounge which honestly has some of the best views in London. Mornings are bright and in the evenings you see the city lights stretching out past the Thames. It is quiet enough for work or calling home but feels special enough for inviting friends over too. There is also a swimming pool that has this spa feeling to it and I reckon you could easily lose hours there. The fitness suite is fully stocked if that is important to you. There is even a golf simulator if you are missing your favorite club and a private screening room for when you want a bit more cinema than TV. Sometimes after a long London day nothing feels as good as heading down to the spa and letting the city just melt away. Location wise you get direct access to the South Bank which feels almost like its own small town sometimes. The river is right there so you can just walk outside and be at the water in seconds. Museums are easy to reach and if you fancy something more royal Buckingham Palace is not too far either. You notice a real mix of people living here and the coffee shops nearby make weekends feel like a holiday. Mayfair, Knightsbridge and Chelsea are close if shopping is your thing or even just wandering and people watching. There are plenty of details I could keep talking about but really the only way to know if this place feels right is to come and see it for yourself. I am always happy to answer questions or set up a quiet walkthrough whenever you like. At LuxuryProperty.com we try to make finding your next home feel as comfortable as stepping through the door of one that already fits you perfectly. If you want to know more or just chat about what living here could be like you know where to find me.

1 Bedroom Apartment in One Blackfriars, South Bank

Some homes just have a certain feel as soon as you step inside. This two bedroom apartment at 190 Strand, right in Westminster, really does that. Even before you get to the front door you feel the old London heartbeat around you. The Strand is busy and alive, but once you walk into that big calm lobby, you find your mind slowing down a bit. There is this shift from city energy to something much more relaxed. I found myself just standing there for a second, listening to the city fade away. As you walk down the hallway to this apartment, it is hard not to notice how bright the whole place is. The floor to ceiling windows let in a surprising amount of daylight and it changes the mood of every room. In the living area sunlight washes everything clean and accents the timber floors under your feet. It almost invites you to just flop down on the couch for a bit. You get that real open plan space which is perfect if you like having friends over or just keeping things feeling wide and airy. The kitchen here is actually made for people who might want to cook. Not one of those kitchens meant just for show. The stone tops are cool when you touch them and the cabinets make that soft satisfying sound when they close. Even the way those cabinets are fitted feels solid. I opened a few just to see and they really do close quietly and firmly. The kitchen blends right into the dining and living area so you do not feel closed off from anything. The bedrooms are tucked away from the main buzz of the living spaces. When you walk into the principal bedroom you will probably want to just take your shoes off. The carpet is thick and soft the kind you do not always see anymore. It is the sort of room where you can actually get a good night&#039;s sleep even if the city is awake all around you. Sometimes if you open the windows late at night you might hear a bit of that London hum, but when you shut them everything goes quiet again. In the en suite bathroom, something about the Swarovski crystal lights just looks right. Instead of stark bathroom lighting you get a soft glow from above and it makes even normal evenings feel a bit special. Brush your hand over the stone around the bath and you will see what I mean about it feeling expensive. And I really appreciated the way the doors feel solid and keep things private, even with people in other parts of the flat. I stood by the living room window for a while and just looked out over the courtyard. It is peaceful. You sometimes see someone with a coffee, or a couple of kids riding around on bikes as it gets dark. The trees and calm make you forget how close you are to Covent Garden and the Thames. There is a gym here that is actually useful not just for show. Real weights and machines, proper space for working out. I saw someone using the virtual golf suite with a friend watching and it looked like fun. The pool is especially nice. Warm lights, soft tiles, no hotel vibe. You could read a book beside the water or just close your eyes for a bit while still feeling at home. If you travel or work from home you will appreciate the security. Video entry and smart alarms make it all feel safe. The front desk team actually takes time to remember residents and for anything from dry cleaning to last minute restaurant bookings, they help right away. And the private cinema for residents is a treat. People really do use the business suite for meetings too so there is a good work from home setup here if you need it. The beauty of this location is you just step outside and you are in the best parts of Westminster. Coffee shops, shopping, Covent Garden, even the theatres are right there. Sometimes I noticed neighbours just strolling for dinner or wandering the Strand at night because you do feel safe out there. It is the kind of place where life outside feels as convenient as life inside. All the luxury details are here, yes, but the apartment honestly just feels welcoming. You do not need to be anyone special to feel at home. The best way to know is to come see it yourself. If you want to walk through, ask a question, or just chat about moving, you can reach out any time. We really do try to make your move with LuxuryProperty dot com as easy and comfortable as possible.

2 Bedroom Apartment in 190 Strand, Westminster

Some places just make you feel like you can breathe a little deeper the moment you walk in. This two bedroom apartment at The Cityhouse Collection in Thomas Earle House, Kensington Row really has that effect. I was genuinely surprised by how much natural light fills both levels. You sense it right away, way before you even get to the big terrace that stretches across the lower floor. I found myself stopping there for a bit, just looking out over the North view, watching the city move at its own gentle pace but feeling quietly tucked away from all of it. Sometimes you get so used to city living you forget how nice it is to just be able to step outside in the morning and have your own peaceful spot. Upstairs the living space just sort of opens out so you are never squeezing yourself between bits of furniture or thinking about what you have to leave out. The hardwood flooring is one of those details that is easy to miss in photos but it brings the whole place together and even sounds good under your shoes. It is the sort of main living area where you might actually want to cook for real friends or just as easily have a solo evening with takeaway and a film. The kitchen here is actually practical and laid out for people who use it, not just something that looks good in a brochure. You have got all the bits you would hope for if you like to cook at home, but even if you do not, heating something up or making a cup of tea just feels easy. Heading downstairs you have got the two bedrooms. Some places just feel right the moment you step inside them and that is what happened for me here. Both bedrooms have their own en suite bathroom so there is no awkward waiting around in the morning while everyone gets ready. The master suite stands out a little extra. You do not just get a big bed and a couple of cupboards. There is a proper walk in wardrobe which means your clothes actually have space and you are not wrestling with a cramped closet every day. The bathroom in the main room has this sparkling Swarovski Crystal LED lighting that makes it feel quietly lovely at night. It is subtle but it makes brushing your teeth before bed feel like something special. You will also notice both bedrooms open directly onto the terrace so early mornings with coffee are just right there. Sometimes you might catch kids riding bikes along the quiet Kensington streets below or see someone walking a dog in the evenings. That is the kind of community this is. It feels real and lived in but peaceful at the same time. Everything about the apartment in Thomas Earle House has this well put together feel but still comfortable. The recessed LED lighting throughout just works without being too fussy. All the bathrooms are finished with good, clean materials like stone and proper chrome, so you always feel everything is neat and easy to keep that way. Security is covered too. There is a video entry system so even if you are out late or need to let in a guest you are sorted. And to be honest the building itself makes everyday life feel simple. The twenty four hour concierge is there whether you have locked yourself out or just have a parcel arriving. Downstairs you have got the swimming pool for whenever you want a proper swim or a splash to unwind after work. There are even vitality pools and a treatment room so you can look after yourself on a slow weekend. The gym is actually kitted out well and not just the basics. You have got a private cinema room for those nights when you want to watch a film without leaving the building. Stepping outside those landscaped gardens and water features hush the city a bit. Every now and then I saw someone reading by the fountain or just taking a stroll. You are never far from Kensington High Street either. The shops, the cafes, that morning coffee or bite to eat whenever the mood takes you—all close. It makes life in Kensington and Chelsea feel both convenient and quietly private. Honestly if you are thinking about a main home or even a good London investment this two bedroom apartment at Thomas Earle House Kensington Row is worth a look. The best way to know if it feels right is to see it in person. If you want to pop in or just have some questions about Kensington and Chelsea living I am here. At LuxuryProperty.com we want your next step to feel simple and right for you. Reach out when you are ready and we will do our best to help.

2 Bedroom Apartment in Thomas Earle House Kensington Row, Kensington and Chelsea

Some homes just have a history you can feel as soon as you walk through the door. This three bedroom apartment at Oceanic House in St Jamess Park is absolutely one of those places. I remember stepping inside for the first time and just stopping for a second. There is something about the thick walls and those tall ceilings that remind you this building has stories most new apartments just do not. And honestly it is rare to find something this well kept with all the grand old charm but set up for real life today. You know, a place that works just as well on a busy weekday as it does when you want a bit of quiet on Sunday morning. You are right in the heart of Londons West End but somehow it stays peaceful, especially in the mornings when the city is only starting to wake up and the air outside is still cool. Oceanic House was once the headquarters for the White Star Line, which is sort of fun to think about when you are heading out the front doors. They have done such a good job blending the best of that elegance with a place you can actually call home now. It just feels easy like that. Walking through, you can still sense some of that history around you but nothing feels out of date or fussy. This apartment honestly just has much more space than you expect right in central London. Each room manages a view of the city skyline and in the main reception area I just stood by the window for a bit and watched the sky change. You get a soft outline of the London Eye if you look the right way, plus all the classic rooftops that make you remember you are living in such an iconic spot. Light pours in through the tall windows so the whole living area feels open and welcoming all times of the day. Dinner with friends actually works here since the dining and reception rooms flow together smoothly and nobody ends up stuck in a cramped corner. There is this terrace too which gets the most beautiful afternoon sun. You can hear just a distant city hum below but honestly you are high enough up that mostly it just feels calm. One thing I love is the library. You do not see that very often in city apartments. There are windows on two sides so light always finds its way in. If you work from home or like a quiet spot to read or listen to music, you will probably use this space more than you expected. The kitchen is polished but it feels lived in. Proper size for cooking for family or guests, not just for show. And the breakfast area is a nice touch. I pictured grabbing coffee there in the morning while sunlight slides across the table and it made me want to set my phone aside for a bit. Bedrooms are always the test for me. In this place the master is almost like its own retreat with room to really spread out, plus two separate dressing rooms and a bathroom you might find in a fancy hotel. Each of the other bedrooms comes with their own bath too which makes it so much easier when you have visitors or growing family. Real walk in closets mean you can actually stay organized and not trip over piles of things around the place. The building itself has presence. Oceanic House is well known in London and it feels like you are part of something special living here. There are just six apartments plus two penthouses, so there is a nice private feel when you come and go. Every time I am in this area it is one of those spots people seem to notice. At the same time you are only a short stroll from really good coffee shops or lunch spots. Sometimes you see people heading toward the theatres for a night out. And the park is close by if you need some green space. So honestly if you are thinking about finding a real home in St Jamess Park this is one to see for yourself. Apartment living but with that old world character and none of the compromise. If you want to walk around or just talk about what living here is actually like reach out anytime. At LuxuryProperty.com we just try to help you feel comfortable at every step.

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Some places make you stop talking for a moment when you walk in. This six bedroom apartment in Academy Gardens feels like that right off the bat. In Kensington and Chelsea you get used to beautiful buildings and grand addresses but honestly this one does something extra and you feel it straight away. The entrance is quiet and private then you get this hush as you walk through the hall with soft light sneaking in from everywhere. It makes you want to slow down and really look at every detail. Now this is not the usual London apartment. You have two full levels and you really feel the difference as soon as you take a few steps inside. The ceilings are really high in that old London way so it feels both grand and relaxed at the same time. Everything is finished super crisp and modern though which somehow all blends together. When you stand in the dining area you see the kitchen right there and it actually looks ready for real life. Sometimes you find a fancy kitchen but nobody actually wants to cook but here I think anyone who loves cooking would be pretty happy. There is space to put out groceries and make a proper mess with a Sunday roast. Honestly it just feels easy. The living room has this wide open layout and honestly you will keep coming back to these windows. They run almost all the way to the ceiling and they show off a beautiful view right over a classic garden square. It is a little balcony to the city but private too. If you give yourself a second by those windows you might catch a bit of sunlight on the old trees or watch a neighbor stroll by with their dog. It calms you down and you start to forget how busy central London is just outside. The upper floor is where you walk in and that is where things start to spread out. That is where the dining and living rooms sit alongside two bedrooms that are tucked away together. If you have younger kids these rooms feel close enough but you still get your privacy. One could be a great office or even a snug guest room if you want options. There is a proper study space as well. Sometimes you actually need a spot where you can focus and this one really works. Plus these rooms all open up to wide terraces so you can step outside without ever actually leaving home. Meals outside or just reading with fresh air is easy. Downstairs is really something you might not expect. Even though it is lower you still get loads of natural light. There are four more bedrooms down here and each one has its own bathroom which is honestly brilliant if you ever dealt with an early school run or house guests. Two of the bedrooms have these bigger walk in dressing areas that just make you realize someone really thought about storage here. Even better every bedroom on this floor has its own patio just outside the door. Grab a morning coffee out there or sneak out for some fresh air in the evening. It just adds that little bit of extra calm. The whole apartment has this nice mix of stone flooring and real wood that keeps things feeling modern but not cold or stiff. You will see the walls are bright and pale with small touches so it never looks plain but it is not fussy either. Everything just feels finished with care and not too much flash. The lighting makes sense. You will not be searching around to find a switch or wondering why a room feels dark. Location is the thing everyone asks for and actually this spot in Academy Gardens is special. It sits quietly right between Holland Park and Kensington Gardens in the Royal Borough so you really do get the best of both worlds. You might find yourself heading out for a walk under the trees in the mornings or popping around the corner to Kensington High Street for shopping and a good coffee. Everything is in reach so you do not really need a car unless you want one. Kids cycling in the afternoons and neighbors stopping to chat is just normal here. This part of Kensington works for families or anyone looking for that quiet space but with London still right at your fingertips. It is private enough to feel peaceful but the city is never far off. The only way to know if it feels right is to come and actually walk around for yourself. There is no rush. If you want to see the space or just ask a few questions reach out any time. At LuxuryProperty.com we believe your next move should be as comfortable as possible.

6 Bedroom Apartment in Royal Borough, Kensington and Chelsea

Some homes just have something extra you cannot quite put your finger on until you are actually standing inside. That is what happened when I walked into this three bedroom duplex at Sherlock Mews on Baker Street in Marylebone. The whole place made me want to pause for a second. Even just hearing Baker Street out loud gives a certain feeling. Maybe that is because it is such a famous street with its own history and stories or maybe it is the fact that Marylebone itself has one of the warmest and most welcoming neighbourhood moods in all of London. Honestly you can just sense it walking around. This apartment is the last duplex left in Sherlock Mews. There is a kind of excitement in that too since it really is not just another box in the city. When I first came up the private entrance the carport on the ground floor actually felt like a real convenience especially if you have a car and do not want to worry about street parking or the weather. You come home with arms full of groceries or shopping bags from one of those great boutiques nearby and do not have to think twice about where you will put everything. It just feels easy. Walk up once and you hit the living room which has enough sunlight spilling through the windows to make you want to stop by the window for a bit. I watched a few pigeons outside and honestly I could see myself having slow mornings here with a cup of coffee and just letting the city wake up around me. The dining area is set close by so you do not have to call everyone over when it is time to eat. The kitchen is open enough that you can talk while you chop or read the news at the breakfast counter. It feels like a space you would actually cook in not just reheat something quickly and the counters are tucked into just the right spot so you can leave a bowl of fruit out or a cookbook open if that is your thing. All three bedrooms are right up at the top. These all have their own en suite bathrooms I mean real privacy plus all the built in closet space you could want. I kept thinking it would be easy to start fresh here no clutter since the storage is just there. Every bedroom has its own look out and I can imagine a mix of quiet evenings here with the city noises just enough in the background to remind you you are in Central London. Some days you might just stay in and some days you might walk down to Regent&#039;s Park or maybe Hyde Park just because you are that close and it would not feel like an effort. Sometimes you see parents walking with prams or couples heading out for breakfast on the weekends. It is that kind of area where the streets feel lived in and every corner has a favourite spot. Baker Street is famous for Sherlock Holmes but honestly the real life around here is what makes it special. There are restaurants people actually go back to not just pass through. The museums and galleries have a kind of easygoing atmosphere where you do not feel rushed. On certain mornings there are little markets and you pick up bread you did not plan to buy but are glad you did. One of the best parts for anyone thinking long term is the handover is expected fairly soon. You spend a little now and the rest at handover so you have some time to settle plans. It takes the pressure off a bit. The community itself just feels steady. It is refined you will notice but also low key. Not showy. That is what you get with Marylebone and really Sherlock Mews itself. Standing inside this duplex I kept thinking this is the kind of home you grow into without having to try too hard. If you want to really get a sense for it you have to walk the space and see how it feels for yourself. Send a message or call whenever works for you. At LuxuryProperty dot com we just want your next move to feel right even if you need a little time to decide.

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