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Some places really do feel like you step out of the city for a moment even when you are still right in the middle of it all. That is honestly how these penthouse duplexes at The Stage in East London struck me the first time I walked in. There is just something about standing quietly by those huge windows and seeing the rooftops of Shoreditch and the rest of London stretching out below. You immediately notice how the whole skyline almost belongs to you. Sunrise looks completely different from up here. If you are an early riser, you get a private light show before the rest of the city is even moving. And when the day winds down, sometimes just watching all those little city lights come on is enough company.&nbsp; That sense of space really gets you in these four bedroom penthouses. Light absolutely pours in every morning, and by the time evening rolls around there is this gold glow across everything. It feels open but also easy to live in. Have a bunch of friends over and it just works. The living and dining area is set up so people flow between the main room, the kitchen and that terrace outside, but it never really feels crowded or loud. I found myself kind of wanting to take photos but honestly in real life it just feels even better. There is something calming about all that glass and the bit of quiet you pick up when you are this high up. Even the terrace has that relaxed vibe, so you can just step outside with a cup of coffee and be above it all for a few minutes before the day starts.&nbsp; The kitchen is a proper one. Not just for the look. There is loads of space and everything is done so it actually feels like you will want to cook something whether that is breakfast or dinner with friends. The appliances are not thrown in as an afterthought, and natural light means you might actually enjoy slow mornings in here. After a meal, guests always seem to drift out to the terrace and somehow the city noise just fades out. Sometimes you even forget your phone while you are sitting there.&nbsp; When it comes to unwinding, the bedrooms work in a really gentle way. The master suite is set away from the rest, so it is a proper retreat when you need it. You see it and just know it will be quiet even if people are hanging out everywhere else. Lying on the bed, you get this inviting feeling that maybe you could read all afternoon and just tune the world out. The other three bedrooms all have their own feel and honestly, if you have kids or visitors around, they will probably pick favourites. And you do not have to worry about storage—built in wardrobes in the master keep things neat even on busy days. Bathrooms are simple but feel a little bit luxurious. Nothing is flashy or showy. There is just good lighting and enough space to take your time. Plus, there is actually enough storage for real life. What makes these penthouses at The Stage extra easy is that they are fully furnished. Nicola Fontanella has picked pieces that just work for everyday life. Sofas are in the best spot for both the view and a good chat, lights feel easy on the eyes, and nothing is crammed in or out of place. It feels like a home right away, not just some staged magazine scene.&nbsp; Living in The Stage puts you right in real East London, in the old part of Shoreditch where the city still feels like community. Liverpool Street Station is close by so everywhere is within easy reach. Good coffee shops are all around so you have plenty of choices if you want to start your day out. Just outside the building there is a piazza where people meet and chat, and you will see both old and new sides of London all mixing together. I think that is what gives this place its real energy. For a bit of history, this is where Shakespeare's Curtain Theatre was first found, so there is even a heritage centre that is worth exploring. You get classic city life but with touches of the past just under the surface. You also get some practical peace of mind here. The lease is long and sorted. The ground rent is basically nothing. The furniture package is included so no running around for those details. If you drive there is secure parking available which around here is rare and honestly such a relief. Stamp duty surcharge? That is already taken care of too. Photos give a glimpse but they never catch how this place really feels. Standing by those windows with London all around you is the only real way to know. If you think you might want to see, just reach out. No big pressure or push. At LuxuryProperty com we simply want your move to feel right. Come wander through and see if it fits you. &nbsp;

4 bedroom penthouse in The Stage, London

Some homes just have this way of making you slow down for a second when you walk through the door. This two bedroom apartment up high at Principal Tower in Shoreditch really does that. Honestly, I remember leaning against the window one afternoon and just letting the city noises drop away for a while. You get all the buzz of London outside but up here there is a kind of hush you do not always find. The first thing people seem to notice is how open everything feels. The living area blends so easily with the kitchen so you never have that boxed in feeling. Even the breakfast bar somehow just invites you to settle in with a coffee. Imagine Sunday mornings, sunlight coming in, maybe catching up on emails or just watching the city wake up. Kitchens matter to me and this one actually feels like somewhere you would want to cook. It is not just a spot to drop a takeaway bag. You have space, storage, and a setup that really works if you like to do more than just reheat leftovers. Plus there is that terrace right by the living room which is the sort of space you could use all year round. Whether you like reading outside as the city lights come on or want fresh air with a view you never get tired of, this just works. All the main rooms get these huge windows so it always feels bright and connected to the city but never overwhelming. Some evenings you spot a landmark out in the distance and sometimes you just watch the birds swoop by. Both bedrooms have their own thing going on. The guest room with built-in storage is a simple solution, whether you have visitors or just need somewhere for more clothes. The master feels like a spot where you would really sleep in and not feel guilty about it. Mornings are just easier with the en-suite and walk-in closet. There is no complicated setup, just space where you need it and nothing you do not. Your guests also get their own bathroom so you do not have to worry about sharing on busy mornings or when you have friends over for a lazy brunch. Downstairs actually deserves its own mention. I took a few minutes out in the landscaped piazza and watched people coming out with coffee or just standing there letting time slow down. It is quiet in a good way, even though Shoreditch is just outside. Concierge staff are honestly down to earth, not the stiff kind you sometimes meet. It is a small thing but it makes a big difference when you come home after a long day or need a hand with something unexpected. Amenities here actually get used too. There is a lap pool that is just perfect if you really want to swim and a spa that feels like an actual spot to switch off. The gym has everything you need for a real workout, not just a treadmill tucked in a corner. Plus, the cinema room gets some good use on rainy evenings. Private lounge spaces make it easy if you need to work from home but want a change of scene and you will notice there is dedicated storage for your bike so you do not have to wedge it in somewhere strange. You can buy a parking space if you want to, but honestly, lots of people ride or just stroll out to Liverpool Street station since it is so close. The local lifestyle really comes through around here. You will see people heading to nearby Shoreditch for brunch or a quick coffee, then wandering back home in the evening when things get quiet. Walking or biking is just easy in this part of London and you are never far from something going on but you still get that private peaceful feeling up in your own place. Photos might look nice but they only catch a bit of the feeling you get when the light moves across the space through the day. It is one of those spots where you probably have to visit before you know if it is right. If you want to know more or just walk around and see what life here could feel like, reach out any time. At LuxuryProperty.com, we try to keep your next move comfortable and easy from the start.

Cosy Apartment in Principal Tower

Some homes just seem to draw you in from the first step across the threshold. This three bedroom penthouse up at Principal Tower in Shoreditch did that for me. I remember pausing by the entry for a second because the skyline view kind of stopped me for a moment. Here, in these upper floors, everything opens out in a way you only really feel once you are up here looking out over London. The living space is actually bigger than it looks in photos to be honest. You get two proper dining spots which just seems to make gatherings feel a little easier. You could host friends at the table by the window or just keep a quiet breakfast out on one of the two terraces. Each terrace has its own angle on the city. I was out there early one morning and it almost felt quiet above it all except for some birds wheeling over the rooftops. The open kitchen does not feel like a prop either. The countertops have that nice cool finish and everything is within easy reach. Sometimes apartments this high up feel too fancy to cook in but this kitchen feels real. It looks like a spot where you really could try a new recipe on a weeknight. Bedrooms are spread out a bit and you notice how much privacy everyone would get. Two are true master bedrooms the ensuite bathrooms are done up so well each one has those big walk in showers and you will probably be happy to see the double sinks in the main one. The walk in closet is better than most and there is actually room for suitcases plus shoes plus the stuff you use every day. The guest bedroom feels like its own corner too and the built in closets save you plenty of trouble so no need for clunky wardrobes. It is nice that one of the bedrooms has its own terrace. I stood out there late one afternoon and you catch this amazing golden light over the city just as it starts to wind down but you are still up in your own calm space. Living in Principal Tower has a bit of a hotel ease to it. That landscaped piazza outside becomes part of your routine once you have strolled through it a few times. The concierge desk is staffed around the clock but it is actually friendly not stiff so you get a real neighborhood feel even with all the comfort. If you are into wellness or just like a quiet swim sometimes the lap pool has this gentle morning light that makes it tempting to sneak in before coffee. Gym is fully kitted out so you are not missing anything if you skip the health club in the city. There is even a cinema room tucked away quietly when you just do not want to deal with crowds. The private lounge has these cozy seats perfect for a book or quick chat with friends while you wait for a guest to come up. Honestly parking and bicycle storage are both sorted below ground so you never have to think twice about city traffic or your e bike getting wet in the rain. Shoreditch itself keeps things energetic but Principal Tower sits just a little west of the busiest spots. Coffee shops are around every corner here and some of the best bakeries in London are just a short wander away. Evenings sometimes you see folks out walking dogs or heading off for last minute dinner plans and there is a sense of real people living real lives. You can look at photos and floorplans all day but the way this penthouse sits above London just feels different in person. If something here catches your eye or if you just want to walk through and see if it feels like home reach out any time. At LuxuryProperty.com we want your next move to feel a little easier so you can just focus on deciding if this view is right for you.

Magnificent Penthouse in Shoreditch

Some homes just have a sense of London about them as soon as you walk in. This three bedroom penthouse at Edward House on Kensington High Street is definitely one of those rare places. The atmosphere feels calm the second you step out of the lift and even though you are surrounded by some of the grandest addresses in the city there is this surprising peace up here. I have stood for a bit by the big windows just looking over the rooftops and honestly you feel a bit separate from the rush on the street. Let&#039;s talk first impressions. You walk through that front door and it is bigger than you expect. The floor space just gives you room to breathe. I even found myself pausing near the hallway and just kind of stretching out without really thinking about it. The hardwood flooring actually has some weight to it and the underfloor heating means you will never get that chill when you climb out of bed on a winter morning. Air conditioning is there and makes a difference during those few weeks when London gets warmer than anyone expects. The main living and dining area is open plan but still feels cosy. It is bright most of the day because those windows really flood the place with natural light. I have caught myself just people watching from the sofa and it is easy to lose a few minutes this way. Honestly if you are looking for a spot where you can have Sunday lunches that accidentally turn into dinners or just hang out with friends without fuss this room fits the bill. The kitchen is technically closed but not in a separated way. It is only a few steps from everything but still works for real cooking not just heating something up. You will notice the marble finishes are clean but not flashy and the layout just makes sense. Nothing feels crammed in. The bedrooms are what I would call real bedrooms. No little box rooms disguised as a bedroom here. Each one has big windows so you are never short on sunlight and you get loads of closet space. Honestly you end up needing it since London weather means a coat for every season and sometimes every week. Each bedroom comes with its own en-suite and the bathrooms are honestly proper. The tiling is cool under your feet and whether you want a quick shower before work or a long bath after a busy city day it feels good to just shut the door and unwind. Living at Edward House means you get access to amenities that really make daily life easier. Downstairs you will find a private swimming pool and not one of those pools you only look at either. You can actually do some laps if that is your thing. The gym has all the equipment you would expect so you can skip the expensive memberships. A spa sits right there when you need a quiet hour to yourself and there is even a cinema that is used by residents which makes rainy evenings almost something to look forward to. Security is on point but the vibe is never stuffy or over the top. You could hardly be better connected. High Street Kensington tube is so close and you can head into Knightsbridge Bond Street or Notting Hill in minutes. For travel days Heathrow and Gatwick are both easy to reach. Even St Pancras is convenient if you are thinking of hopping over to Paris for the weekend. Living here means you are close to everything central London has to offer but you can slip into peace just as quickly. Kensington High Street really has its own rhythm. You have luxury shops and good old local grocers. Sometimes you see families or kids biking in the lanes as evening sets in and Holland Park is an easy walk when you need trees and fresh air. I find that just knowing your favorite coffee shop is a minute from the front door makes everything about daily life that bit easier. This penthouse at Edward House is one of those places that needs to be seen to really feel right. If you want to come see it for yourself or just want to chat about whether it might suit you I am here. At LuxuryProperty.com we always try to help you find a home that matches the way you really live. You will know when it feels right. Come see if this is the one.

3 Bedroom Penthouse in 375 Kensington High Street, London

Some places just feel calm and settled the minute you walk up the stairs. This two bedroom penthouse at Edward House in 375 Kensington High Street really does that. I still remember opening the door for the first time and just standing there for a bit because everything feels open and bright. There is something about how the light falls inside, you almost forget you are in central London. The big windows do more than you think. They let the morning sun in and you get this gentle view of private gardens out the front. If you are a bit like me and prefer looking out on green rather than busy city streets, that view actually sticks with you. Step into the living room and you will just get that easy flow. I spent some time just sitting by the windows. Natural light comes in from both sides and honestly, you barely need to touch a light switch for most of the day. The real wood floors feel good even on colder mornings. If you like to pad around with a coffee or just take it easy, the underfloor heating actually does make a big difference. I know it might sound like a tiny detail but these are the little things that make a space feel right. There is room for a proper dinner setting. When you have friends over or just like things a bit spacious, you never feel boxed in which is rare for London apartments honestly. And the kitchen is not just there to look pretty. It is somewhere you actually want to cook. Good counter space, proper marble tops, you get that urge to pick up fresh vegetables from a local Kensington market and just try out something new. It all feels a bit inspiring without being showy. The master bedroom here gives you built in wardrobes that really fit things. Not the kind where you wonder how to squeeze everything in. The en suite bathroom has a bath and a walk in shower so you can go for the long soak after a busy day or just a quick refresh before you head out. I think about guests sometimes too. If you have people staying over they are looked after as well. The second bedroom is great because it is not just a token guest room. I see it as a proper space. You could easily make it an office or maybe a nursery if you need to. The shower room outside is modern and nobody needs to queue up in the morning. That feels practical without feeling too planned. People ask about amenities all the time and with good reason. Here at Edward House, the pool is private and even on weekends it never feels crowded or noisy. I have walked past the gym and you can actually look out on the gardens which makes the workout a bit nicer. There is even a spa and a private cinema room downstairs. That cinema almost makes movie nights better than heading into town. Neighbors say you start taking for granted how easy it feels. The location does a lot of the talking. Around Kensington High Street you are close to everything without being tangled in city crowds. The underground is just a stroll away and if you want to reach Knightsbridge or Bond Street you get there before you even notice the time. Connections to Heathrow are direct and Gatwick is not complicated either. I sometimes see travelers wheeling suitcases out and they look pretty relaxed so making a last minute trip or regular flights is as smooth as it gets. Life at Edward House is pretty easy. Kids run around the gardens out front in the evenings. The barista downstairs remembers your coffee after a week or two. Shops and parks are just a short walk away. Sometimes I catch myself just wandering, taking in how close everything is and how comfortable the area feels. Really the only way to know if this apartment is for you is to see it in person. Happy to chat if you have questions or if you just want to have a look round. At LuxuryProperty dot com we want finding your London home to feel as natural as possible. It just starts with a visit.

2 Bedroom Penthouse in 375 Kensington High Street, London

Some homes just have a certain feel the minute you walk in. This four bedroom penthouse at Glendore House on Clarges Street in Mayfair truly does that. I actually paused in the entrance and took in the whole space for a bit. Up here you are right at the top so you nearly forget how close you are to London life below. Three thousand one hundred and seventy six square feet is just a number on a sheet somewhere but really it unrolls in front of you in a way that feels open and private all at once. One thing that immediately got my attention was the roof terrace. You step out from the dining area and that stretch of Mayfair skyline is just right there. It is not just a sliver of sky. It feels like a full slice of London belongs to you for a while. Sometimes you hear birds swoop past or you just feel the gentle city breeze. Evenings up here could be something special. Think relaxed mornings with a mug of coffee or friends gathering as the light changes. I have seen places where outdoor space feels squeezed in and this does the opposite. It opens you right up. On a slow weekend the city below feels almost gentle from above. Inside, the main living spaces flow in a way that just feels right. The kitchen – and this is a real one, not just for show – makes you want to settle in with a pot of tea and wait for someone to join you. The island actually draws people in without any effort and the breakfast bar is somewhere you could see people lingering longer than they planned. Even though there is a dining area for proper meals, you get the sense life will happen around the kitchen more often than not. I was picturing those weekday breakfasts where you end up talking too long or the sort of family gathering that nobody wants to leave. Easy for home cooks. Big enough for celebrations. The apartment is currently fitted as three bedrooms with a study, and honestly changing the study into a fourth bedroom would be easy if you need the space. That flexibility matters if you sometimes work from home or want space to turn into a nursery or even a quiet retreat. The bedrooms have a way of feeling peaceful – lots of light but enough privacy for a comfortable night. The master suite tucked away from most of the bustle comes with its own dressing area and a modern ensuite that fits the mood of the rest of the penthouse. You might actually spend longer than you mean in there after a long day. Plus, something you may not notice right off – it is surprisingly quiet up here. The sound stays out thanks to solid insulation and the fact you are on the upper floor. There is something about being on Clarges Street. You are tucked away just enough. Step out the door and Berkeley Square is only a few minutes away. The local Abercrombie coffee shop always seems to have someone ducking in for a quick morning espresso and you will spot familiar faces out for their daily walk. Lunchtime means options – countless great little Mayfair places for an easy bite or a midday break. Even when the city buzzes outside, it never feels loud inside. Hyde Park is close if you like starting your mornings with a bit of fresh air. Kids sometimes ride their bikes nearby and you will see the neighbours heading out for a night in one of the private clubs like 5 Hertford Street. Glendore House itself is the type of building that makes things easy. There is twenty four hour porter service so whether you get home late or leave early someone is always on hand. I have found this makes coming and going feel secure but not at all fussy. Sometimes you just want to set your bag down and feel home right away. Sometimes you almost forget your phone in a place like this. The light changes. You look out at Mayfair with a second coffee and just linger. If you have other questions or you want to walk through and let the space settle around you, feel free to reach out. At LuxuryProperty.com we are here to help you find a place that really fits. The only way to know is to come and see if this is the one.

4 Bedroom Penthouse in Glendore House, Clarges Street, Mayfair

Some places just have that quiet sense of arrival. This one bedroom penthouse at Westgate House in London really gives you that the very first moment you set foot inside. I remember standing by the entrance and just letting the calm wash over me. The space kind of invites you to slow down for a minute and look around. It is sitting up on the seventh floor so you do not get street noise at all. And really, it feels tucked away despite being so close to everything. You get a sense that someone took real time with the interiors here. Soft neutral colours. Timber floors that just feel right under your feet. Every room branches off the hallway in its own way so you keep your privacy even though it is a one bedroom apartment. When I opened the door to the living area the first thing I noticed was the wall of windows. It pulls in a ton of natural light and at certain times of day the city just sparkles outside. There is this uninterrupted view of London that never really gets old. Sometimes I just stood by the glass and watched the city move on by. It is easy to feel above things up here. And if you like some fresh air you will probably love that terrace. It is properly spacious not one of those little step outside balconies. I pictured a couple of armchairs maybe a small table and honestly you could just sit with a book or tea in the evenings. Or even get up early and watch the sunrise over the rooftops. From here you see so many corners of Ealing and beyond. Sometimes you catch birds darting between buildings. In good weather you forget you are in the middle of London. The kitchen is open to the living space but it actually feels like somewhere you would really cook. There is space to move around and you would not be bumping elbows if someone is helping. Tuck into breakfast with the city as your backdrop or just heat something up before heading out. It works either way. The bedroom is quiet and comfortable enough that you will want to take a Sunday morning slow for once. Storage is sorted so life is easy to keep tidy. You do not come across this kind of building every day. Westgate House feels more like a modern hotel than just a collection of flats but in a good way. The amenities downstairs might even make you forget your gym membership. There is a good sized fitness center and a spa with sauna and steam room. Sometimes I think a steam after a long work week just resets you. The private screening room is tucked away if you want a movie night without the crowds. Even the sky lounge up on the sixth floor feels like an extra living room but with city views you can never quite get bored of. It is quiet up there mid afternoon and quite a hidden spot for a bit of laptop work or just to unwind. One thing you really notice living here is how convenient everything feels. You get twenty four hour concierge so parcels do not go missing and someone is always on hand if you need anything. The local café scene is honestly just a few minutes walk and you sometimes see people carrying pastries home in the mornings. There is fine dining for evenings you want to treat yourself and classic pubs around the corner for something more relaxed. Ealing is famous for its old film studios too so now and then you feel you are walking through a little bit of history. Central line trains are a short walk and when you need Heathrow or central London you can be on your way in no time. Most days you do not need the car but there is quick road access if you are heading further out. Places like this penthouse at Westgate House do not often come up and even when they do they rarely feel this easy to settle into. I really think you get the best of London living with this one bedroom penthouse. The only way to know if it feels right is to come see it for yourself. If you have questions or want to walk through and just take your own time I am always around. At LuxuryProperty.com we honestly just want your next move to feel as comfortable as possible.

1 Bedroom Penthouse in Westgate House, London

Some places just make you slow down for a second when you walk in. This two bedroom penthouse at Westgate House in Ealing sets that tone right from the start. I remember stepping inside and the view pretty much pulls your attention straight through the living space and out to the terrace. You see London from a whole different angle up here. It was one of those afternoons where you get sunlight pouring in and it struck me how you could really spend a lot of time just being out on that long terrace. It is the sort of spot where you could invite a friend for coffee and actually have space to breathe, or maybe even just find yourself alone in the quiet with a book. The big glass doors from the living area slide open and suddenly inside and outside feel connected. For anyone who loves fresh air in the morning or chilled dinners in the evening, this terrace just works without trying too hard. Once you are actually inside, you notice the privacy. There are two bedrooms, but they each feel tucked away in their own space. It is something you pick up on if you have ever lived in an apartment where sound travels too easily. The bedrooms here felt calming to me, probably because of soft flooring and walls that have warm tones, not those cold white walls you see everywhere. There is a sense that you could just get into bed and fall straight asleep or maybe sit and read with a cup of tea. Honestly, sometimes brand new properties can feel a little bit like they are for show. But here it actually feels like somewhere you can settle in for a while without needing to do much. The furniture and layout have been thought through as well. There are no weird corners or spaces you would need to cover with extra furniture. It is all ready with a simple style that feels relaxed but still looks good. If you are someone who likes to spend time in the morning before work, the bathrooms stand out. The white marble tiles help to brighten things up and it just feels fresh, a bit more like a boutique hotel without being flashy. You can actually slow down and get ready without rushing past clutter. The kitchen is definitely not an afterthought. It is a real kitchen with decent counter space and plenty of room to actually cook meals. You have all of your built in appliances right there, so it works whether you are hosting or just making something simple. I opened a few cupboards and the storage is better than most places around this part of London which actually matters if you ever find yourself accumulating kitchen gadgets or want to tuck things away out of sight. One thing that kept coming up in my mind wandering through was how Westgate House does communal areas. The gym does not have that gym smell you sometimes get. It is ventilated and bright. Then you get the sauna and steam room, which people really do use after work, and sometimes you will find folks up on the communal terrace on the sixth floor just catching up in the evening. They even have a screening room attached so you could have a movie night or catch a big game with neighbours if you feel like being social. Downstairs, the lobby feels more like stepping into a nicely done hotel instead of a bland lobby. And the concierge here actually helps with the usual bits like parcels or letting guests in so it feels a little less stressful when life gets busy. What you really notice about being here is the area itself. Ealing always surprises people who do not know it well. Sit on the terrace long enough and you will see kids biking by, people heading to local coffee shops and even folks coming back from the theatre on weekends. The building&#039;s location is close enough that grabbing a train or bus is no big deal and you are never far from a park if you need to clear your head. I genuinely think if you are looking for a penthouse for sale in London, especially something with more of a liveable vibe, Westgate House deserves your time. It is one of those rare places where the city feels close but your home feels private and easy. Only way to really see if it fits is to come by. If you want to chat or just take a look for yourself, just give me a shout. At LuxuryProperty.com we want you to find somewhere that feels right, no rush.

2 Bedroom Penthouse in Westgate House, London

Some homes just have something you cannot quite explain and for me this three bedroom penthouse at Alexandra Wharf in London Dock is exactly that. The first thing I did was step out onto the terrace and I just paused for a second. The view is simply honest London. You get the River Thames right there and the skyline gives you something new every time you look. There is Gauging Square in the distance and at certain times you can see boats moving along the water or just people wandering below on their way to somewhere. It almost slows you down and you really do feel a bit removed from the rush yet you are sitting right in the middle of London Dock. That is a rare thing. Alexandra Wharf as a place is easy to settle into. You walk in and somehow the lobby always feels welcoming. It is modern without showing off which I like. Warm colors and those big windows let in tons of natural light. Sometimes you will spot someone reading a newspaper on the window bench or a couple just chatting quietly as they wait for the lift. Even the staff here give you the kind of greeting that actually feels real not just a routine hello. Morning light catches on the chandeliers in a way you really notice. Getting upstairs to the penthouse you immediately catch that sense of space. This place does not crowd you at all. With over four thousand square feet of built up area there really is room for everyone and everything. Oak floors are under your feet and the walls have this calm beige tone to them I genuinely noticed myself walking a bit slower just to take it all in. There are three bedrooms here and every one of them gets its own bathroom. Honestly that makes a huge difference in the mornings no waiting around and it really does just make life easier. The bathrooms have Villeroy and Boch fittings which feel solid plus there is underfloor heating so you never step out onto a cold tile. It sounds like a small thing but once you have it you will not want to go back. The master suite deserves a mention because of those wardrobes. Faux leather finish mixed with antique bronze looks really smart and everything is tidy and streamlined. I also liked the clever lighting. If you ever come in late you can set just the right soft mood so you do not disturb anyone else. There are built in ceiling speakers too. I put on some soft music in the evening and it just made everything feel relaxed after a long day. What I think really sells the space for me is how open the living area feels. Glass doors slide right open to the terrace which is honestly where you will end up spending loads of your time. Morning coffee out here just seems like the right way to wake up. There is space for a real dining table if you want to eat outside with family and friends. Do not be surprised if you forget your phone for a while because there is always something to look at on the river or down at Gauging Square. You will want to actually cook in this kitchen. Miele appliances are proper chef level and the marble countertops feel cool and solid. Cabinets are bespoke and open smoothly even when your hands are full of groceries which is more important than you think. I pictured making tea here in the morning with the city just starting to wake up outside. The design is nice and functional not just for looks. Living in London Dock at Alexandra Wharf comes with a bunch of hotel style extras right downstairs. There is a swimming pool that some people use before breakfast a sauna you can just wander into after work and a fitness suite if you like to keep active. I even found a squash court and a golf suite which are nice bonuses especially when it is raining outside. Landscaping around the property makes your walk from the coffee shop down the street feel peaceful even with all the city noise nearby. For families or anyone looking for a peaceful space close to all the good stuff London Dock has to offer this penthouse really fits. You see families walking dogs in the mornings and in the afternoon there are always a few kids riding bikes around. Life here feels comfortable not hectic. The only way you will know if this place is the one for you is by seeing it yourself. You can always ask me anything or come for a walk through. At LuxuryProperty.com we try to make your move as natural and simple as possible so you just settle in and feel at home.

3 Bedroom Penthouse in Alexander Wharf, London Dock

Some places just make you pause a second before you even realise it. That is exactly how I felt stepping into this four bedroom penthouse at Sovereign Court in Hammersmith. It is got that peaceful hush when you first walk in and honestly I found myself just slowing down a little bit right at the door. There is so much natural light here it just spills across every corner which is probably the kind of thing that would make mornings a little bit better. The whole space feels inviting and relaxed even though it is pretty luxurious. If you are a details person you will see nice touches straight away. I noticed the stone profiled skirting in the hallway which sounds like a small thing on paper but you can tell thought went into it. What I keep thinking about though is how this penthouse feels properly lived in. All the furniture is up to date stylish but nothing is trying too hard. It never feels cold or staged. The vibe is just right for relaxing at home or having friends over. The custom kitchen definitely stayed with me after the visit. You can really picture actually cooking here instead of just ordering takeout like most of us do these days. There is a big double sided island and it feels like a space where you would naturally want to set out some ingredients and get people involved. The stone worktops add that solid feel and the appliances are from Miele so you actually want to try roasting something new just because everything works so smoothly. Marble accents make the kitchen feel both fresh and a bit timeless. To me this is the sort of layout where you could cook for real and not just heat something up on a rushed evening. All the bedrooms are en suite. That is something I always appreciate especially if you have family or guests visiting since you can avoid the morning shower rush. Little details count too. In one bedroom there is even a TV that you barely notice until you want a quiet Sunday morning. With smart home features everywhere you can easily set the lights and music on your phone. It gets comfortable so quickly that you almost forget you are using technology at all. Honestly the apartment just feels easy. Then there is the terrace. I found myself wandering back outside more than once because it is one of those spots where you just want to linger. The space opens up wide and there is a built in barbecue area that feels ready for those lazy summer evenings. It would be easy to picture friends out there with something sizzling and the sound of the city settling down in the background. What I loved most though are those panoramic rooftop views. You see out over all of Hammersmith and even a bit of West London beyond. Sometimes you nearly forget you are in the heart of London at all. Another thing worth mentioning is the location. You are just a couple of minutes from both Hammersmith station and Ravenscourt Park station with four different Underground lines close by. Makes commuting to central London or anywhere else pretty simple. I have always liked how the neighborhood here feels both busy and laid back at the same time. You are right on Hammersmith Street which means bakeries and little boutiques are a short walk. Local coffee spots and groceries are handy so daily life runs smoothly. Hammersmith still holds onto that classic London vibe. The Thames is just down the road for riverside walks or early morning jogs. Furnivall Gardens is close and the view of Hammersmith Bridge at sunset always surprises me. Life feels a bit slower in a good way. Evenings sometimes end up at local pubs like the Blue Anchor or The Dove where nobody seems in a rush to go home. Kids bike by in the evenings people stop to chat outside the bakeries and there is just a sense that this is a real community. This four bedroom penthouse at Sovereign Court really gets the balance. It has that luxury feel you want but does not sacrifice comfort or warmth. If you are thinking about a main residence in London or just a second home for city trips it works either way. Privacy when you want it but never cut off from the life happening all around you. Best way to know if it is the right fit is just to see for yourself. I am happy to walk through or just chat if you want to get a feel for what living here is actually like. That is always our approach at LuxuryProperty.com just making those next steps easy and comfortable for you.

4 Bedroom Penthouse in Hammersmith, London

Some homes just have this certain feeling as soon as you step inside. That is what happened when I walked into this three bedroom penthouse at Sovereign Court in Hammersmith London. Even before you start thinking about the details you just know it is been looked after. The stone floor in the hallway has that cool touch and everything feels neat in a way that lets you slow down for a second. I know it is easy to get distracted in the London property market but here it really does not feel rushed or crowded at all. Once you get into the main living space it opens up without trying too hard. Natural light comes in all day and the neutral colors on the walls actually suit anyone&#039;s taste which is nice. I could see almost any art or style working here. When I stood by the floor to ceiling windows for a minute you get that wide panoramic view over Hammersmith and honestly you kind of forget you are in the middle of London. You get the city but it comes without all the noise and busyness that usually follows. Just off to the side you will find the kitchen and it really is the kind of space you actually want to use not just show off. The stone worktops are good and the double sided island makes it easy if you love to cook or just want to have the papers and a coffee in the morning. I kept thinking of different things to prepare and it made me smile. Miele appliances are hidden in there pretty cleverly. It keeps everything tidy. You might even want to host a dinner party just because you can actually cook here. It is inviting but at the same time it does not pressure you to always entertain. The main bedroom keeps that easy going feeling. It is comfortable and private. There are mornings where you will just want to stay in and watch something on your own TV with the light coming in through the windows. The en suite is one of those bathrooms that just works. It is warm and calming not too showy. You get proper space for all your stuff and the shower pressure is exactly as it should be so you do not end up fiddling with anything before work. The terrace outside is probably where you will spend half your time once the weather is nice. I mean it is really spacious here. Not a small balcony where you bump chairs. You have room to set up more than just a couple of seats. I pictured summer evenings chatting with friends while the city lights turn on across the Thames. There is a built in BBQ area that actually makes you want to use it. Sometimes you hear someone strumming on a guitar somewhere and it all feels very relaxed. The neighbors all seem to keep things friendly and if you have kids or guests everyone will find their own corner without squeezing in. Smart home tech is there but it is almost invisible. You can set the lights or temperature just how you want and you do not need a manual to figure it out. It is the little things that make daily life feel easy. You almost forget how connected you are to London life here. The Hammersmith and Ravenscourt Park Underground stations are both just a quick walk. Perfect if you need to get into Central London without wanting a long commute every day. Plus Hammersmith itself has so many reasons to love it. You can just pop down for groceries or walk over to one of the local coffee shops you will end up with a favorite. Even the riverside pubs nearby like The Blue Anchor or The Dove make it feel like a true local neighborhood where people know each other. There is also Furnivall Gardens and the Thames a little walk away. Evening walks with those big views over the river are kind of a habit here. Kids playing near the bridge families having picnics it just feels easy and relaxed. This three bedroom penthouse in Sovereign Court is one of those London properties that just fits into your life without demanding too much. It is good for living or as a second spot in the city if your work keeps you moving around. But honestly the only way to really know is to come and see it for yourself. If you want to have a look or just want to talk more about what it is like living here I am always here. At LuxuryProperty dot com we try to help you make the next step feel comfortable and right. Reach out any time.

3 Bedroom Penthouse in Hammersmith, London

Some homes just have a certain atmosphere from the very first step inside. This four bedroom penthouse at Oceanic House in St Jamess Park gave me one of those moments. I actually paused near the wide entry and just listened for a second. All you hear is quiet. Even though you are right in the heart of the West End it just feels calm up here above it all. The building itself has a real story. Oceanic House used to be the headquarters for the White Star Line you know the folks behind the Titanic. There is a bit of that golden age character in the way the lobby has been kept. Little things like the polished banisters and the way the marble floors shine in the afternoon. When you head into the duplex itself the space opens out over two levels and honestly it is more like a real house than a typical apartment. The main living floor feels bright even on quieter days when London is misty. The reception room is the kind of place where you almost want to start a fire in the old fireplace and just have a book in your lap and maybe you would never get bored of those skyline views that float in from the big windows. Standing there the first time I caught myself just watching the clouds move across London. Sometimes you almost forget your phone. This penthouse really does feel like you are cut off from the city and yet so close at the same time. When it comes to the kitchen it actually feels like somewhere you could cook something real. Not just warm up a ready meal and walk away. There is room to eat in plus that easy access to the big formal dining room. If you imagine hosting friends or family occasionally it all just makes sense how it connects. Up here most of these rooms on the upper floor open onto a rooftop terrace so you get the whole city laid out in every direction. The skyline views really are something you should see for yourself. Every now and then you hear church bells off in the distance. Sometimes you can spot someone cycling in St Jamess Park far below. Bedrooms are all genuinely large. No worries about squeezing in furniture or wondering where it all goes. On the lower level the master suite feels like a proper retreat. You get his and hers dressing rooms and two separate bathrooms which honestly just makes mornings easier whether you are in a rush or just taking your time. The other bedrooms all have their own en suite bathrooms too. One detail I like is how much storage there actually is here. So many places try to hide it but here closets are proper sized and out in the open. Across these floors the feeling is consistently open but private at the same time which is not always easy to get in a central London penthouse. Apart from the usual high end appliances and all the security and comfort touches you would expect in a luxury London penthouse the interior design is what quietly stands out. Morpheus London have this easy way of mixing old and new so nothing feels too formal or too modern. It is the sort of place you could see yourself actually living in not just showing off now and then. You will notice the lighting is soft but you can brighten it up when you feel like it and the bathrooms have that spa like stillness that helps you unwind if you have had a long day in the city. Of course being in the West End puts so much of London within walking reach. You step out and Regent Street is not far and Soho is just down the road if you fancy a change of pace in the evening. Even so once you are back inside Oceanic House the buzz of the city feels miles away. Most days you might notice someone at the local café reading the paper or kids walking by with backpacks after school. Everything feels connected but never crowded. Finding a penthouse in St Jamess Park London with this much history and honest comfort is pretty rare. The only way to know if it feels right is to come see it for yourself. If you have any questions or just want to walk through I am always around to chat. At LuxuryProperty dot com we just want your next move to feel as comfortable as possible.

4 Bedroom Penthouse in St Jamess Park, London

Some homes just have a certain feel as soon as you step inside. Honestly, when I first walked into this three bedroom penthouse at Eaton Square in Belgravia, I wanted to slow down and just look around for a minute. There is a kind of calm that sits quietly over the whole place right from the start. Being up on the fourth floor at Belgravia Gate, you do not quite hear the city so much anymore. It is more about the steady quiet, the gentle light coming in through those tall sash windows that look right over the gardens. I stood there for a while just watching the trees, even caught a few birds zipping by. There is just something about seeing all that greenery from your living room in the heart of London that makes every morning feel lighter. You really notice that sense of space when you walk through the main reception. The area is big enough that you can spread out on a Sunday afternoon but still makes sense for when friends come over. There is this easy connection to the dining room too. It all flows together so if you like having dinners or just want a quiet place to read late at night, it just works either way. The kitchen here surprised me. Usually you see something fancy that feels too untouchable to use but this place actually invites you to cook a real meal. The mix of cherry wood cabinets and those pretty stone counters looks good but more than that, it is practical. The appliances are all proper chef grade but there is nothing intimidating about them. You could do pancakes on a lazy Sunday or roast a chicken after work and it would feel just as natural. As you keep walking through the penthouse, you find this second reception space tucked off to the side. Perfect spot for a home office or even just a place to daydream out the window for a bit. I think every home needs somewhere that can shift with you as life changes. All three bedrooms are bigger than what you expect to find in Central London. One has built in wardrobes that disappear all your things out of sight so you just feel settled. Having your own bathroom attached never gets old either. The master suite, which faces those gardens, is honestly the one that will get you. It is so private in here even though you are a quick walk to everything in Belgravia. Two separate wardrobes make mornings easier and the ensuite is bigger than many whole apartments you find around here. You could spend time in there without ever feeling rushed. Sometimes you get distracted just noticing the little things, like how the water hits the tiles or how the sound just fades away. There is something about the floors here that makes you take your shoes off without thinking. Wood grain under your feet in the living rooms, thick soft carpet in the bedrooms, cool tiles in the bathrooms that almost wake you up in the mornings. When I was walking around, I caught myself touching the edge of the cabinetry in the kitchen and saw how the light slides across the counter tops as the day goes on. Those small details do not try to impress you — they just make the place feel real. Living in Eaton Square, you get one of those iconic London addresses that never really goes out of style. Right in the heart of Belgravia. Shops and restaurants are close everywhere you look. Elizabeth Street is just a short walk if you want coffee or need something fresh from the bakery. The Kings Road is nearby for checking out local boutiques or having dinner somewhere you have not tried yet. Sloane Square and Victoria stations are handy so getting anywhere in London is simple but the best part is how all that city rush drops away the moment you walk through your door. Sometimes life in this part of Belgravia feels more like a neighbourhood than you expect. You hear birds again. Kids bike in the square when London&#039;s weather allows. It just feels like it is yours for a little while and that can be rare in this city. This penthouse at Belgravia Gate on Eaton Square is something you have to walk through to know if it is the right fit. No pictures or words really show how it feels. If you want more details or want to see it for yourself, just get in touch. At LuxuryProperty.com, we are here to make looking for a home in London as relaxed as possible. Take your time. Reach out whenever you are ready.

3 Bedroom Penthouse in Belgravia Gate, London

Some places just have a way of making you slow right down. This four bedroom penthouse up at St Edmunds Terrace in St Johns Wood really does that for me. I remember stepping inside, not rushing, just looking at the way the sunlight spilled across those warm wood floors and how the London skyline sort of appeared in bits and pieces as you moved through. It feels more like arriving at a home rather than walking into another property for sale in London, and that is honestly rare. You are right up on the fourth floor here, which means that view wraps itself all around you. Primrose Hill is not far at all, and Regents Park sits just close enough that you always spot someone walking the dog or stretching out in the sun. The terrace here, it actually goes all the way round the penthouse. One of the best things is just standing outside in the morning, breathing in the quiet. Sometimes you even catch yourself forgetting you are in the middle of London until you see the skyline again, reminding you how close everything really is. A place like this in St Johns Wood feels almost tucked away but never too far from anything important. Inside, there is something calming about how open the main living space feels. No fuss with formal boundaries, just an easy flow from a big reception area to the dining space and over to a kitchen that actually feels like somewhere you would cook for real. I can picture someone lingering over breakfast on a lazy Sunday, chatting across the counter with the door to the terrace just a few steps away. The finishes are all thoughtful, not just chosen for show, and the floors just feel right underfoot. When you wander back to the bedrooms, the carpet actually softens things up. Sometimes the quiet there makes you want to lie down just for a few minutes more. Each of the four bedrooms gives you a real sense of privacy, and every one has its own bathroom, which honestly just makes life easier especially if you have family or guests staying over. There is a proper dressing room off the main bedroom, which I really appreciate. Storage is a big deal and here it is done in a way that never clutters the space. The whole room feels generous and set apart, sort of like your own little escape that is still right next to all the best parts of North West London living. Those floor to ceiling windows deserve a mention. They bring in so much light you almost do not need anything else during the day. I actually stood there for a while just watching the weather change across the rooftops and the way late afternoon light touches the tops of the trees is something I cannot forget. You have terrace access from the main rooms which means it is pretty easy to just step outside whenever you feel like it. Downstairs, you can really feel that this penthouse is part of a smaller, thoughtful development on St Edmunds Terrace not some anonymous block. Even the lobby is calm and private. There is a pool downstairs that gets the kind of gentle natural light you want, and a spa as well. Feels a bit like living at a quiet country hotel sometimes, but your favourite coffee shop and everyday conveniences are all a stroll away. The gardens below are carefully kept and they have got features like rainwater irrigation and sustainable energy. Little everyday things that just work. The area itself, St Johns Wood, has always had this real neighbourhood feel. Not too busy but never dull. You will probably spot kids out on bikes or families heading to the shops and honestly the park is always close. Regents Park station is nearby so getting into Central London really is easy. Sometimes you will forget about your phone for a bit just from how comfortable it all feels. It is a real penthouse and it feels special but never showy. The only way to see if it fits how you want to live is to come walk through it yourself. If you have any questions or just want to take a look in person, reach out whenever you like. At LuxuryProperty.com, we always try to make your next move feel as easy as possible.

4 Bedroom Penthouse in St Johns Wood, London

Some properties just make you slow down for a moment and take it all in. This penthouse in Soho does exactly that. The first time I came up here I actually found myself stepping out onto the terrace and just taking a breath. You get this stretch of the London skyline that honestly feels like you could reach out and touch the Shard or see the London Eye blink on at sunset. And that southwest light just sort of rolls across the living space in a way that feels easy and warm most afternoons. The space is set right at the very top of the TCRW Soho building and you feel it. Everything&#039;s been designed for comfort and simplicity but also for those moments you really want to impress. When you open the front door there&#039;s something about the oak and the light and the high ceilings that just feels classy without trying too hard. The main bedroom sits tucked away behind one of those huge doors and you&#039;ll notice the coffered ceiling with soft light above you at night. Sometimes I think it even makes winding down a bit easier. For me the kitchen is not just for show. I stood by the window here and could picture someone actually cooking real food while friends hang out by the counter with a cup of coffee. The materials are solid and simple to clean, with proper Miele equipment and a smart layout for real cooking. That matters if you like to keep life moving or if you just like the idea of tossing together pasta late at night with some music on. Sometimes the city hum is the only background you need. Air conditioning runs through both the living and sleeping areas so those weird sticky London days never catch you off guard. I almost forgot you get ultra-fast broadband wired right in so if you find yourself working from home or just streaming everything it all feels pretty effortless. What&#039;s neat is how the storage actually works for real life, not just for show. The wardrobe in the bedroom runs floor to ceiling with smart lighting and enough room for both everyday and the occasional suit. If you have shoes, coats, or even just extra blankets, there&#039;s a good spot for it. The bath setup is just as considered. There&#039;s this smooth stone feeling beneath the tiles and the fixtures actually work well after a long day. Clean, modern, never too fussy. Security is handled with a keyless lock system so you never really worry about digging for keys or if you forgot to lock up when you left for a walk. One switch by the door controls almost everything when you want to shut it down for the night. Life feels a little simpler that way. The terrace wraps around and you get these long views out across the West End. You can spot Big Ben and sometimes you&#039;ll just want to sit with a coffee and watch the city wake up or see the lights come alive as the sun drops down. I noticed how quiet it felt up here even when Oxford Street was busy below. It&#039;s almost like a private lookout. Living here puts you right on a little crossroads between Fitzrovia and Soho. There are always new coffee places or bakeries waking up in the morning and if you feel restless the theatre scene is around the next corner. The entrance to Tottenham Court Road station is just a minute or two away so every part of London kind of opens up for you without any hassle. You walk everywhere. Even famous parks and gardens are only a stroll away. Kids sometimes play in Soho Square Gardens and all the best shopping is close enough to make those impulse trips easy. Honestly this penthouse feels like it knows what London living is supposed to be. Bold views but comfortable to come home to. A place you can entertain or just keep for yourself after a long week. The best way to know if it&#039;s right is to come see it for yourself. Let me know if you have any questions or want to walk through the space. At LuxuryProperty com we make sure finding your next place feels comfortable from the very beginning.

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