Award-winning, Architecturally-designed Unique Townhouse

Our house is an award-winning, architectural designed property, just five mins’ walk from Hammersmith centre. This four-storey Victorian townhouse is a truly unique property, its design inspired by its history as a textiles shop. Its design centres around the concept of a sewing machine, with individually-commissioned fabrics running through the home and with a room at the top of the house that resembles the box in a sewing machine. Featured on TV series, ‘George Clarke’s Amazing Renovations’, it has numerous twists, turns and mezzanine levels. It's very photogenic, as you can see from the pictures, so would make a great backdrop for film shoots and photoshoots. The space As you enter the house on the ground floor, you’re greeted by a grand, double-height hallway and a striking feature staircase. The hallway leads to a cosy, low-lit lounge and “music room” with a Yamaha electric piano. Here you also have an indoor fireplace that’s built into a black slate feature made from old snooker tables. From this room, there are double-doors that lead out to a private, pretty lawned garden with lounge seating and a sunbed. Off the hallway, you also have a large cloakroom for coats and bags, and a separate utility room with a brand new washing machine. Up on the first floor is the main living area - a tribute to mid-century living, with vintage furniture and lighting, reclaimed wooden flooring and a trendy galley kitchen. The dining area also houses a large, built-in table for six, made from a reclaimed school chemistry table and overlooking a mezzanine area at the front of the house. On the second floor is the master bedroom, complete with double-height ceilings, a walk-in wardrobe and a bathroom with a gloriously deep bright yellow bathtub and separate shower. Fabrics run through this grand yet cosy bedroom suite, and a custom-made wooden wall feature along with tailor-made cast iron bedside lamps make sleeping here feel like a dream. There are also remote-controlled blackout blinds to cover the upper windows. On the third floor is the third bedroom, which can double up as a workspace, with a designer swivel chair and desk. From here, you have beautiful views over the rooftops of Hammersmith; and, being west-facing, you’ll have 180-degree views of stunning sunsets.