House For Rent £8,017
Built between 1819-1825 and previously lived in by Victorian painter John Seymour Lucas ra and Welsh sculptor Sir William Goscombe John ra, this unique property was remodelled in 1995 by the late Jonathan Woolf.
Featuring mashrabiya designed by the iconic Egyptian architect Professor Nabil Ghaly, it offers exceptional open living space with triple heighted ceilings encompassing exposed beams, a large arched window and a beautiful mezzanine master suite. With 2 additional double bedrooms, a family bathroom and a large eat-in Kitchen / diner, the property also benefits from gated access, a study area, a separate wc and excellent storage throughout.
This is a must see property. Available September on a furnished basis
St John's Wood has a distinctly English village feel yet enjoys a cosmopolitan population and mix of restaurants and shops. Local attractions include the Abbey Road Studios, made famous by the Beatles and Lord's Cricket Ground.
The American School in Loudoun Road is very popular with many executives relocating to London with their families and both Regent's Park and Primrose Hill are a short stroll away. St John's Wood underground station (Jubilee line) is just two stops from Bond Street in the heart of the West End.
Featuring mashrabiya designed by the iconic Egyptian architect Professor Nabil Ghaly, it offers exceptional open living space with triple heighted ceilings encompassing exposed beams, a large arched window and a beautiful mezzanine master suite. With 2 additional double bedrooms, a family bathroom and a large eat-in Kitchen / diner, the property also benefits from gated access, a study area, a separate wc and excellent storage throughout.
This is a must see property. Available September on a furnished basis
St John's Wood has a distinctly English village feel yet enjoys a cosmopolitan population and mix of restaurants and shops. Local attractions include the Abbey Road Studios, made famous by the Beatles and Lord's Cricket Ground.
The American School in Loudoun Road is very popular with many executives relocating to London with their families and both Regent's Park and Primrose Hill are a short stroll away. St John's Wood underground station (Jubilee line) is just two stops from Bond Street in the heart of the West End.
