Five design-led and unique homes for sale in London

Explore five homes that are redefining London's architectural landscape.

Words / Rob Copsey
Main image / Templar Court, St John's Wood
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London is renowned for its architectural diversity and innovation, boasting some of the world's most captivating homes that blend history with contemporary design. The London Festival of Architecture takes place throughout June and brings together architects, designers and enthusiasts to explore the past, present and future of London's built environment.

Celebrating its 20th anniversary this year, the month-long series of events showcases the city's architectural prowess through various exhibitions, talks, tours, and installations. To mark the occasion, we present five design-led homes that epitomise luxury living in the heart of the city.

Templar Court, St John's Wood

In the sought-after enclave of St John's Wood, Templar Court is a rare gem in London's real estate landscape. It is the first and only round penthouse in London, and its unique design is inspired by Leon Meyer's iconic roundhouses.

The two bedroom penthouse offers spectacular views of the London skyline from virtually every room, thanks to its floor-to-ceiling glass walls. Other highlights include a private roof terrace and its magnificent ceiling, adorned with 36 Glulam Beams radiating from a central column. Asking price: £2,500,000

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Battersea Power Station, Nine Elms

The renaissance of Battersea Power Station stands as one of London’s most spectacular regeneration projects, now offering a mix of studios, apartments, townhouses and penthouses within its iconic precincts.

From the renowned Battersea Roof Gardens by Foster + Partners to the masterful Battersea Prospect Place by Gehry Partners, every corner of this development is steeped in architectural brilliance. Residents have access to a host of top-tier amenities, including exclusive lounges, concierge services, and access to private rooftop gardens, making it a coveted address in central London. Prices from £865,000

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Carlow Street, London, NW1 

For those seeking loft-style living with a touch of urban chic, Carlow Street is an enticing opportunity. Designed by award-winning international designer Rabih Hage, the development features a four-story atrium that bathes each apartment in natural light while giving it the feeling of a character warehouse. The communal courtyard, bursting with charming plants and trees, adds to its appeal, while more green space is available in Regent’s Park, just a short walk away. Guide price: £795,000

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Bellevue Road, Wandsworth

In the heart of sought-after Bellevue Village lies this architect-designed, four bedroom home. Arranged over three floors, its design offers an abundance of natural light as well as panoramic views of Wandsworth Common. From the grand foyer to the expansive open-plan kitchen and reception area, every aspect of this home has been carefully considered for luxury living. Guide price: £2,750,000

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Retro Chelsea, Chelsea

Retro Chelsea offers a glimpse into the past while embracing the future of urban living. This two bedroom apartment, one of nine in the development, blends heritage with contemporary design. Developed by award-winning architects Wimshurst Pelleriti, Retro Chelsea focuses on environmental sustainability without compromising on style or comfort. Residents enjoy access to the exclusive Harbour Club across the road, as well as on-demand electric cars from Zipcar. Asking price: £845,000

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