Winkworth Luxury Magazine

Henry Prideaux Interior Design

Sitting Room with Custom Furniture and Fitted Joinery, Chelsea Townhouse

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Welcome to Winkworth’s Luxury Magazine

Iam delighted to introduce the latest edition of Winkworth’s Luxury Magazine, showcasing a curated selection of some of our finest luxury properties from across London, the country, and the coast. In 2024, Winkworth saw an outstanding 23% increase in property sales compared to the previous year. Our agreed sales were up by 19% in the first half, and we finished strong with a 27% increase in the second half. This impressive growth shows that buyer confidence is back, thanks to lower borrowing costs and a more stable political climate. Our team also successfully completed 19% more sales year-on-year – a true reflection of our proactive approach and strong market positioning.

Looking ahead, we expect positive momentum to continue into 2025. With the stamp duty discount set to expire in April, first-time buyers are likely to make their move sooner rather than later. On top of that, real wage growth and the expectation of lower interest rates should keep the momentum going, paving the way for even more buyer activity as the year unfolds.

In this edition of our magazine, we take a deep dive into luxury lifestyle, featuring an exclusive Q&A with renowned interior designer Henry Prideaux, who shares insights into his signature style and how he tailors his approach for each unique project. We also explore the world of interior design with Susan Van Meter, who provides a deeper understanding of what truly defines this art form. London-based luxury art consultant Quintessa Art discusses how bespoke artwork can elevate a space, while garden and landscape designer Joanna Archer explores how thoughtful design can transform a garden into a true sanctuary. In our luxury travel section, we reveal a hidden gem destination in the Caribbean that promises to delight even the most discerning traveller. We also take a moment to reflect on Winkworth’s rich history, tracing our origins from a family-owned estate agency in central London in 1835 to the nationwide network of over 100 offices we are proud to lead today. As we celebrate our 190th anniversary in 2025, Winkworth’s legacy as a trusted estate agency remains stronger than ever. We look forward to continuing to serve buyers, sellers, landlords, and tenants with the expertise, innovation, and personalised service that has defined us since our founding in Mayfair 190 years ago.

Here’s to another year of success in London and beyond. I hope you enjoy this edition.

Dominic Agace CEO,Winkworth

CONTENTS

Gwendolen Avenue - Putney

Pont Street - Knightsbridge

Atkinson Close - Wimbledon

Randolph Avenue - Maida Vale

Chazey End - Reading

Dummer - Basingstoke

Treadgold Street - North Kesington

Kings Avenue - Poole

Colville Terrace - Notting Hill

Castelnau - Barnes

190 years of Winkworth: adapting, evolving, and leading in the property industry

Bespoke interiors with lasting impact: the signature style of Henry Prideaux

The difference design can bring to a garden: Joanna Archer Garden Design

How to elevate your interior design with bespoke art: Quintessa Art

What does Luxury Interior Design mean? Susan Van Meter

Why Nevis is emerging as a hidden gem of luxury travel: Montpelier Nevis

We’re a network that leads the market .

Our network spans almost 100 offices and we have a market leading presence in London. But we are a network with a difference, with locally owned and operated offices.

We know our market, delivering the most accurate valuations for our customers, whether you’re selling up north to buy down south, or letting east to rent west. And we can help, through our network, make that move a reality.

190 years of Winkworth: adapting, evolving, and leading in the property industry

offices played a central role in the renting and selling of properties to the capital’s wealthy. Winkworth was especially renowned for its services during the ‘Season,’ when aristocrats and foreigners would seek out homes in central London.

Henry’s success allowed him to send his sons, Edward Henry St. John and Henry Dixon Winkworth, to the prestigious Harrow School. Both sons eventually joined the family business, further cementing the Winkworth legacy.

In this fast-moving and everchanging modern world, Winkworth estate agency’s long history reflects the importance and stability of continuity. Winkworth estate agency, founded in 1835, began as a small business under the name of Samuel Donaldson in the prestigious area of Mayfair, London. Originally starting as a ‘paperhanger,’ Donaldson’s career progressed through various titles, including house agent, land agent, and finally, auctioneer. It wasn’t until 1893 that the company was acquired by Henry St. John Winkworth, who renamed it after himself, marking the beginning of a new era for the agency.

Under the leadership of Henry St. John Winkworth, the business flourished and became a leading name in London’s property market. Known for working with the upper echelons of British and foreign society, Winkworth specialised in renting Mayfair homes and selling country estates. The company’s speciality in catering to the elite helped establish its reputation, particularly during the early 20th century, when its Mayfair

Edward Henry St. John, the eldest son, sadly passed away at a young age, leaving Henry Dixon as the sole heir to the business. Henry Dixon continued the family tradition, and even after his retirement, he remained involved as a consultant until his passing in 1983.

In the 1960s, Winkworth was acquired by Mann and Co. (now part of the Countrywide group) Mann and Co was majority owned by Simon P Agace’s father, William P Agace. In 1974 Simon Agace sold his shares in Mann and Co who had 55 offices at that time and was able to purchase the Mann business in London (in Knightsbridge and Holland Park) together with the existing Winkworth business in Curzon Street, Mayfair, which was then renamed M. Winkworth trading as Winkworth.

Simon’s visionary approach to business included transforming Winkworth into a franchised operation in 1981 after being inspired by the franchise model in America. Winkworth was the first ever estate agency franchise in the UK and had grown to 10 offices across London.

Simon Agace’s leadership saw Winkworth embrace the modern business models of the late 20th century, which spurred growth and helped the company adapt to changing times. By 1985, Winkworth had begun

publishing its property news tabloid, which coincided with the celebration of its 150th anniversary of the company.

In 1998, Winkworth set a new benchmark for innovation by becoming one of the frontrunners to set up its own estate agency website, embracing a new digital age in the property industry.

The company took a significant step in 2004 when Simon Agace transitioned from CEO to nonexecutive Chairman, passing the reins to his son, Dominic Agace. Winkworth’s growth trajectory continued steadily, with the company expanding to 52 offices across London in 2005. By this time, Winkworth had begun its national expansion, with offices opening outside of London in regions such as Hampshire, Kent, and Lincolnshire. Under Dominic’s leadership, Winkworth achieved a major milestone in 2009, successfully floating on AIM, which enabled further expansion across the UK. By this time, the network had grown to 55 offices in London and 19 beyond the M25.

Winkworth’s expansion to the country markets was followed by a series of international moves, starting with the creation of the China Desk in 2012, now called the APAC Desk to reflect its growth and expansion into broader Asia Pacific markets. The company continued to strengthen its global presence with the opening of its office in southern Spain in 2014, handling properties in areas including Guadalmina, Sotogrande, Marbella and the Costa del Sol.

Winkworth’s Client Services Department was established in 2014 to improve customer service across the network, by creating a unified database that connected all offices and streamlined operations.

In 2017 the company’s innovative

website won the prestigious Gold Award for Website of the Year at the Negotiator Awards, a testament to its ongoing leadership in the property industry and dedication to delivering a top-tier customer experience.

In the following years, Winkworth continued to expand its service offerings with the introduction of two key departments: in 2020, Winkworth introduced its Development and Commercial Investment department, delivering expert advice on

commercial property sales, leasing, and investment and development opportunities across the Capital. In 2023, the company launched New Homes, offering an extensive range of new-build properties in London from boutique developers to the country’s largest housebuilders.

Over the years, the support team at Winkworth’s head office grew from just three staff members to 34. This growth was fuelled by the company’s ongoing desire to evolve and offer

enhanced support to its growing network of 100 offices nationwide. In 2025, Winkworth celebrates a remarkable 190 years in the property industry, cementing its place as one of the UK’s most respected estate agencies. Winkworth’s long history is not just a testament to its enduring success, but also to its adaptability and forward-thinking approach in an everevolving market.

From its humble beginnings in 1835 as a family-run business catering to London’s high society, Winkworth has moved with the times and grown into a network of over 100 UK offices across the London, country and coastal markets. Throughout its expansion, however, Winkworth has remained true to the values that have defined its legacy, delivering personalised, high-quality service to clients, combined with innovation,

growth and adaptability.

In 2025, these principles are evident in our achievements: £3.4 billion worth of property sold last year, 175,000 registered applicants in 2024, a database of over four million contacts, 58,000 properties listed in the last five years, more than four million visits to our website, and a strong social media presence across our Instagram accounts.

As the estate agency network

celebrates its 190th anniversary, the company can look back with pride in its rich history and anticipation of continuing to serve as a trusted name in the property industry, offering professional service tailored to the individual needs of each client, while staying true to the values established by its founders nearly two centuries ago.

1893

Henry St. John Winkworth acquired the company, renaming it and establishing its presence in London’s property market.

1974

Simon Agace bought the Mann business and renamed it Winkworth

1985

150th Anniversary of Winkworth

2004

Dominic Agace took over as CEO from Simon Agace

1835

Samuel Donaldson founded Winkworth in Mayfair, London, initially as a small estate agency.

1960

Winkworth sold to Mann and Co

1981

Winkworth became the first UK estate agency franchise

1998

Winkworth became the first estate agency to have a website with property listings

2009

Winkworth floated on the AIM stock exchange

2014

Client Services Department launched

2015

Corporate Services Department launched

2020

Winkworth Development and Commercial Investment launched

2025

190th Anniversary and continued leadership

2005

Winkworth expanded to 52 offices in London and the country

2012

China Desk launched

2014

Winkworth Spain launched

2017

Winkworth wins the Gold Award for Website of the Year at the Negotiator Awards

2023

Winkworth New Homes launched

Gwendolen Avenue

Putney, London, SW15

£7,500,000

Home

Located in the heart of West Putney’s prestigious Conservation Area, Gwendolen Avenue presents an extraordinary opportunity to acquire a stunning and historically significant ‘Medallion House.’ This immaculately refurbished property, offering an impressive 5,917 sq. ft. of space, which combines historic grandeur and modern style. Arranged across three meticulously designed floors, the home has a seamless blend of period charm and contemporary finishes. High ceilings, exquisite plastered ceilings, and original fireplaces that greet visitors in the magnificent drawing and dining rooms, set the tone for the refined aesthetic that runs throughout the property.

Style

Every inch of this home has been thoughtfully updated, with a bespoke open-plan kitchen and orangery-style family room providing the perfect backdrop for modern family living. The ground floor is perfect for entertaining, with a spacious study, sitting room with a fitted bar, and a fully equipped utility room. For those seeking privacy, a separate studio apartment with its own entrance, kitchen, and shower offers ideal accommodation for staff or guests. The upper levels host a truly exceptional master suite, complete with two fitted dressing rooms, a stunning bathroom, and sweeping views of the beautifully landscaped grounds. The remaining six bedrooms are equally well-appointed, offering both comfort and luxury.

Location

Beyond the doors of this remarkable home, Gwendolen Avenue’s location elevates it to a class of its own. This tranquil, leafy street is just moments from Putney High Street, where a wealth of shops, restaurants, and excellent transport links await. Residents can easily access the West End and City, with both Mainline and Underground stations within walking distance. For those seeking green spaces, the expansive Putney Heath, Wimbledon Common, and the famed Richmond Park are nearby, offering a serene escape from city life. Whether you’re enjoying the peace of the landscaped 100-foot garden or the convenience of nearby amenities, this property truly offers the best of both worlds.

History

The architectural character of Gwendolen Avenue is a product of its distinguished history, largely shaped by two prominent developers: W. R. Williams and James Tozer. Williams was responsible for the construction of the renowned ‘Medallion Houses’ in Gwendolen Avenue, named for their striking decorative cartouches, or medallions, adorning the gables. These homes, almost identical in design, are built in the Queen Anne/Bedford Park style and represent a small, cohesive estate within the area. On the other hand, Tozer, whose influence is seen in the stone-dressed houses along St. Simon’s Avenue, embraced the Arts and Crafts movement, utilising a wider range of materials and design elements. Together, the properties in Gwendolen Avenue and St. Simon’s Avenue showcase a rare architectural unity, with their classical forms and distinctive details. The legacy of these two developers is evident in the timeless beauty of the area, which has preserved its character even as the surrounding landscape evolved. Today, Putney retains much of its Victorian and Edwardian charm, with beautiful residential streets and historical landmarks, while also benefitting from modern amenities and culture.

Winkworth Putney 020 8788 9295 | putney@winkworth.co.uk

Pont Street

Knightsbridge, London SW1X £2,695,000

Apartment

Nestled within the prestigious enclave of Knightsbridge, this exquisite two-bedroom apartment on Pont Street offers the epitome of luxury living. The first-floor residence, which spans 1,001 sq. ft. is a celebration of space and light, boasting high ceilings that reach an impressive four metres. The apartment’s layout is designed for both comfort and functionality, featuring a fully fitted kitchen, separate dining room, and a bright reception room with three floor-to-ceiling windows that flood the space with natural light. A private south-facing balcony offers a serene escape, perfect for enjoying a morning coffee or evening drinks. The principal suite is a true sanctuary, complete with fitted wardrobes and an en-suite shower room, while the guest bedroom and additional mezzanine sleeping or study area provides ample space for guests or work. This home is a masterclass in contemporary elegance, with each detail thoughtfully curated to create an airy, sophisticated living space.

Style

Architecturally, the apartment is set within a building that exemplifies the renowned “Pont Street Dutch” style. This unique architectural language, coined by Osbert Lancaster, combines the opulence of 17th-century Flemish design with the elegance of Victorian architecture. The building’s red brick façade is punctuated by tall, stepped gables and intricate terracotta detailing, creating a striking visual appeal. The homes along Pont Street, constructed in the late 19th century, are known for their grandeur and attention to detail, and this apartment is no exception. The blend of late Victorian architectural style with elements of Dutch design provides a sophisticated backdrop for the modern interiors, offering the perfect marriage of historical grandeur and modern living.

Location

The location of this distinguished apartment in Knightsbridge places it at the heart of London’s most coveted districts. Known for its luxury retail outlets, fine dining, and iconic landmarks, Knightsbridge is home to some of the world’s most renowned shopping destinations, including Harrods and Sloane Street. Just moments from the apartment, the vibrant streets of Sloane Square and the King’s Road offer a wealth of boutiques, galleries, and restaurants. For those seeking green spaces, the nearby Hyde Park offers acres of open space to relax, stroll, or enjoy outdoor activities. The property’s proximity to both Knightsbridge and Sloane Square tube stations ensures effortless connections to the wider city, with the bustling West End and the financial heart of London just a short journey away. This is the ultimate location for those who desire both convenience and exclusivity in one of London’s most prestigious neighbourhoods.

History

Pont Street has a rich and storied history, with notable residents and landmarks that add to its charm and prestige. The street was once home to the celebrated actress Lillie Langtry, who lived at 21 Pont Street in the late 19th century. The building later became part of the Cadogan Hotel, where Oscar Wilde was famously arrested in 1895. The area’s architectural heritage includes the stunning St Columba’s Church, designed by Sir Edward Maufe in the 1950s, as well as the former antiques shop, Portmeirion, which later became the headquarters for Portmeirion Pottery. Over the years, Pont Street has attracted a diverse range of residents, from political figures to cultural icons, and remains a symbol of luxury and historical significance. This apartment, situated in one of the most desirable streets in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, offers an exceptional opportunity to live in a space that embodies both the deep history and timeless elegance of this iconic location.

Winkworth Knightsbridge & Chelsea 020 7589 6616 | knightsbridge@winkworth.co.uk

Bespoke interiors with lasting impact: the signature style of Henry Prideaux

How has your style evolved since you first started as an interior designer?

Your design style is often described as elegant and luxurious. How would you define your signature style in your own words?

‘The signature style of Henry Prideaux Interior Design is one of comfort, colour, functionality and above all serving client requirements in an interesting way.’

‘My style as a designer has evolved over time. I have been designing interiors for over 20 years and not only have I evolved in that time, but suppliers with wonderful products have evolved, and tastes and moods have changed. I’ve learnt more about how the layering of materials adds depth to an interior and most importantly, I’ve learned how best to tailor a design to specific requirements. Our portfolio of completed projects features many different properties with varying design styles illustrating a development of style over time as well as designing in response to a particular brief.’

What role do you believe interior design plays in shaping a person’s experience of their home or space?

‘The role of an interior designer is crucial in providing something that perhaps you didn’t really know you needed, be it a well-considered layout, an arresting colour scheme, interest across the room, and functionality more than anything. We’ll take a space and look at it with a designer’s eye, looking to the future and how a space might be used, and allowing that space to grow with you so that you can maximise its potential and enjoy it for many years. Investing in an interior designer is a luxury that can enhance the way you live.’

Entrance Lobby, Chelsea Townhouse

Photo credits:

Chelsea Townhouse pictures by Tom Sullam

Custom dressing room/bathroom in Balham by Georgina Viney

How do you balance your style and taste with that of your clients?

‘There’s always a fine balance between what I like and what a client likes. Ideally, we like to work on projects where the client has come to us because they like the design style that Henry Prideaux Interior Design provides and are familiar with the projects that we’ve completed in the past. I always say to the client that they are going to live in the house and need to feel happy in it surrounded by the things they love.’

Can you walk us through your creative process when starting a new project? How do you ensure each design is unique?

‘The creative process really needs to start with the floor plans. What type of rooms do they need? How many bedrooms are there? What is the need for formal and informal reception spaces, will there be a study, library, playroom, gym, utility or boot room etc.? We spend a lot of time figuring out the best layout and the design that is going to make the house function best for the family. Then you can look at furniture placement and custommade items to fit new spaces and additional pieces to work in existing areas, while managing the budget to work within the amounts the client might have allocated to the project and advising where to spend and where to save.

Once those elements are sorted out, we would start looking at developing the schemes per room including fabrics, wallpapers, patterns, and colours. We will have various rounds of design discussions with our clients to discuss the use of space, and then later there will be several design development meetings to agree on fabrics, wallpapers, furniture and all the ‘prettier’ things.’

Study, Chelsea Townhouse

Below: Custom Wine Storage Wall, Wandsworth Family House

Below: Custom Fitted Bar, Chelsea Townhouse

Where do you draw inspiration from for your designs? Do you find your influences change depending on the project, or do you have consistent sources of inspiration?

‘Inspiration comes from an array of sources such as art, books, architecture, museums, nature – but really the greatest inspiration comes from whatever connects the client’s property itself, the requirements for that property, how I feel about designing the space, and how all those things match up together to create the perfect project. Generally, when I walk into a space, I can get a sense of how it could look. However, due to the architecture of many houses being so different, my response as a designer will be completely different from one house to the next. Because we like to create timeless interiors, we are less concerned with trends and what’s fashionable.’

Have you worked on any recent projects that you think perfectly showcase your signature style?

‘We’re lucky enough to work on a wide range of different projects with different styles such as townhouses, country houses, family homes, or bachelor pads and we aim to inject every project with originality paired with an essence of our design style, whilst remaining tailored to the client brief and the property itself. Our most recent project, a townhouse in South Kensington, showcases not only interesting design in the use of colour and pattern, but also the imaginative use of space. Our client, an American family, visited the UK several times a year, both for business and holidays, and wanted to have their own space rather than staying in hotels. The rooms just weren’t set up to accommodate the family and their various requirements so the house has

been thoughtfully redesigned within an interesting layout providing a work from home space, an entrance lobby allowing a sense of arrival as well as a space to gather when hosting, more intimate seating areas for meetings, all of which allow the flexibility needed for an international family when the traditional layout of the house wouldn’t have worked so well. The result is an extremely happy client who uses their house even more than they envisaged.’

Bespoke Guest Bedroom, Chelsea Townhouse

Do you see your style evolving over time or do you think you will stay true to your signature aesthetic?

‘My style will likely evolve over time as we grow and are exposed to different properties and design briefs. Any designer learns more and more over time and gets better, but in terms of the look and feel, because we don’t stick to one style and we want our houses to be unique, the designs will develop but hopefully maintain a constant thread. Quality of design, enjoyment of the design process for us and our clients should always stay the same though.’

Looking ahead, what kinds of projects excite you the most? Are there any dream projects you have in mind?

‘Looking ahead, projects that excite me are a fishing lodge on a loch in Scotland, the delivery of an art deco themed yacht and finishing an exciting 1970s themed house in South London. The interesting thing with all of those projects is that they are all previous clients and one of the strengths of our work is repeat business from former clients either when they move to a new home or have a second home. It’s a joy that they want to come back and use our services.’ www.henryprideaux.com

Seating Area, Sitting Room, Chelsea Townhouse

Bespoke Luxury Bathroom, Balham Family Villa (Winner Homes & Gardens Dream Bathroom 2024)

Atkinson Close

Wimbledon, London, SW20

£4,000,000

Home

Located within the prestigious Wimbledon Hill Park development, this five-bedroom, four-bathroom residence is the essence of luxury living in South West London. Spanning an impressive 4,047 sq. ft., the home is positioned within a secure, gated community that offers both privacy and exclusivity. The property is meticulously crafted, blending contemporary design with thoughtful functionality to create a truly excellent living space. Featuring state-of-the-art amenities such as underfloor heating, comfort cooling, and solar panels, this home represents the pinnacle of modern comfort, all while offering breathtaking views over the picturesque Morley Park Nature Reserve.

Style

This home is nothing short of extraordinary; both inside and out. A grand timber entrance door leads to a stunning hallway adorned with intricate plaster cornices, setting the tone for the rest of the residence. The expansive, open-plan kitchen and family area is a true highlight, with bespoke cabinetry, composite stone worktops, and a suite of top-tier Miele appliances, including a built-in coffee machine and wine cooler. Floor-to-ceiling folding doors flood the space with natural light and open onto the private rear garden, creating an effortless flow between the indoors and outdoors. For formal occasions, the double-aspect living room offers a sophisticated setting, with a dining area accentuated by recessed lighting and luxurious chandeliers, further enhanced by a balcony overlooking the nature reserve. Upstairs, the principal bedroom is a luxurious suite, complete with a walkin wardrobe and an en-suite bathroom featuring Dornbracht fixtures and limestone finishes. The residence offers ample accommodation with four additional double bedrooms, three of which have en-suite bathrooms, and a family bathroom with high-end Villeroy & Boch fittings.

“Perfectly balances natural beauty with urban convenience.”

Location

This luxurious residence enjoys an enviable location in southwest London, offering both tranquillity and accessibility. Surrounded by the lush greenery of Wimbledon Common and the picturesque Morley Park Nature Reserve, the property provides a serene escape from the bustle of city life yet remains just moments from the vibrant heart of Wimbledon Village. Known for its affluent atmosphere, Wimbledon boasts a host of prestigious schools, including King’s College School and Wimbledon High School, making it a desirable destination for families. The area also offers excellent transport connections, with the District Line providing a seamless commute to Central London, while the M4 and A4 roads offer convenient access to Heathrow and beyond. With a variety of green spaces, including the expansive Wimbledon Common and Cannizzaro Park, as well as a wealth of boutique shops, restaurants, and cafés, this location perfectly balances natural beauty with urban convenience.

History

Wimbledon’s rich history dates back to the Iron Age and has long been a significant part of London’s cultural fabric. Originally a rural village, it developed around a stagecoach route in the 18th century and soon became a soughtafter destination for London’s elite. The area became a municipal borough in Surrey in 1905 before becoming part of the London Borough of Merton in 1965. Over the years, Wimbledon has evolved into one of London’s most prestigious neighbourhoods, renowned for its world-famous tennis championships, which have been held at the All England Lawn Tennis Club since 1877. The area’s historic charm is evident in its mix of grand Victorian homes, period properties, and stunning green spaces. Wimbledon Common, one of London’s largest commons, has been a place for relaxation and recreation for centuries, while local landmarks such as the iconic historic windmill on Wimbledon Common and one of the most famous theatres outside the West End, the New Wimbledon Theatre, add to the area’s rich heritage.

Winkworth Wimbledon 020 3761 4040 | wimbledon@winkworth.co.uk

Home

Maida Vale, London, W9

£5,250,000

Set in the heart of one of London’s most sought-after locations, this exceptional four-bedroom maisonette on Randolph Avenue offers both architectural elegance and contemporary design. Spanning an impressive 2,760 sq. ft. (256 sq. m.), this lateral ground and garden apartment provides a generous living space arranged over two floors. The residence boasts a private entrance, seamlessly connecting the luxurious interior with a private southwest-facing garden that leads directly to the highly coveted Triangle Communal Gardens. The expansive open-plan reception room, featuring soaring 3.42m ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows, opens onto a balcony, offering sweeping views of the tranquil communal gardens below. Every detail of this property has been custom-designed to create a sophisticated and refined atmosphere, with a grand primary bedroom suite, an elegantly designed walk-in wardrobe, and a five-piece ensuite bathroom.

Style

Architecturally, this property is a stunning example of modern design fused with classic elegance. Occupying two floors of a converted house, the apartment showcases a sophisticated open-plan layout, with a fully fitted kitchen and additional second reception area. The property also features a family bathroom, a shower room, a utility room, and an inviting patio leading to the private garden. With ample natural light, high ceilings, and exquisite attention to detail throughout, this residence offers the ultimate in luxury living. Whether you’re enjoying a quiet moment in the rear garden, entertaining guests in the spacious reception area, or taking in the views of the communal gardens from the balcony, every corner of this home exudes timeless style and comfort. A share of the freehold and access to the Triangle Communal Gardens further enhances the appeal of this extraordinary home, making it the perfect choice for those seeking sophisticated living in Little Venice.

“Prime location in one of London’s most picturesque neighbourhoods”

Location

Set on the prestigious Randolph Avenue in Little Venice, this property enjoys a prime location in one of London’s most picturesque neighbourhoods. Known for its picturesque streets, charming canals, and period-stucco houses, Little Venice offers a serene yet vibrant residential atmosphere. Just a stone’s throw from the fashionable cafes and boutique shops on Clifton Road, this property is perfect for those seeking the balance of urban life combined with a village atmosphere. The famous Regent’s Canal is only moments away, providing scenic walks, canal boat rides, and access to the bustling heart of the city. Warwick Avenue Underground Station is just 0.3 miles away, ensuring effortless connectivity to the rest of London, while nearby Maida Vale offers a wealth of green spaces, historic pubs, and independent dining venues.

History

The history of Randolph Avenue reflects the rich heritage of Maida Vale itself. Originally designed by the esteemed architect George Gutch in the 1820s, the area was developed over several decades to accommodate the expanding population of London. Many buildings in the area date back to the Victorian era, including the iconic white stucco terraces that grace the southern end of Randolph Avenue. Known as Portsdown Road until its renaming in 1939, Randolph Avenue has long been a desirable address, home to notable figures such as the illustrator John Tenniel. The surrounding area retains its historic charm, with a number of listed buildings, including the Maida Vale tube station, which opened in 1915 and is now a Grade II listed landmark.

Winkworth Maida Vale 020 7289 1692 | maidavale@winkworth.co.uk

THE DIFFERENCE DESIGN CAN BRING TO A GARDEN

Joanna Archer Garden Design

Imagine stepping into a garden that feels like a masterpiece. Whether you’ve enlisted a professional or taken matters into your own hands with a library of gardening books, a designed garden can be transformative. The one thing clients always say is how much more time they are spending outside after we’ve finished their garden. Let’s take a closer look at the elements that revitalise your outdoor space to bring it back to life.

A thoughtfully crafted layout is the starting point. Each area and linking path should feel seamless; balanced, inviting, and in proportion with the architectural lines of your home. True magic happens when the design breaks free from the confines of the plot’s edges. Swathes of planting, or a striking sculptural feature will draw the eye away from rigid boundaries and awkward corners. Consider too, how the shifting patterns of sunlight play a pivotal role in bringing the garden to life at different times of day

and year. Connecting these elements together can create a garden that feels just right.

Colour is one of the most powerful tools in garden design, capable of transforming a space and evoking different moods. Whether you’re aiming for a serene retreat or a lively atmosphere, the shades you choose can shape the feel of your garden. Soft, cool blues and purples create a calming effect, bold pinks and oranges bring warmth and vibrancy. Don’t forget green itself is a colour, albeit regarded as a ‘neutral’ outside. Used on its own, a restrained palette of greens allows us to appreciate the other wonderful visual interest a plant can provide in shape and texture.

Joanna Archer Garden in Wandsworth: photo credit Tom St Aubyn

Joanna Archer Garden in Wandsworth: photo credit Tom St Aubyn CLAY PAVERS IN A SMALL PATIO SPACE

It’s essential to recognise that a thoughtfully designed garden can have a positive, rejuvenating impact on the natural world too, something that’s increasingly at the forefront of our minds today. While sustainable design can feel complex, two guiding principles can simplify the approach: first, minimise the use of paving; and second, whenever possible, repurpose existing materials and plants. If new materials are necessary, natural stone is a great choice. You can’t go wrong with limestone, sandstone, granite, or slate, all sourced from the UK. Clay pavers are also having a resurgence in garden design. We love incorporating them for their durability, diverse colour palette, and versatile laying

patterns, with the added peace of mind that they can be reused in the future.

To cultivate a garden teeming with vibrant life, encouraging biodiversity and supporting wildlife is key. Even if the garden’s primary purpose isn’t centred around nature conservation, small adjustments to the design can have a significant impact. Planting a hedge instead of erecting a wall, choosing nectar-rich plants for pollinators, or adding even the tiniest water feature to serve as a mini pond can all help strengthen vital connections for local wildlife. Equally, being mindful of garden lighting can reduce disruption to the creatures who call your garden home. Opting

for warm-coloured bulbs, limiting the use of up lights, and avoiding lighting woodlands or hedgerows are all thoughtful considerations.

It’s easy to feel like our individual gardens don’t have a big impact on the planet, but thankfully, they really do.

Joanna Archer Garden in Acton: photo credit Mia Buerk A GREEN GARDEN

Joanna Archer Garden in Hammersmith: photo credit Joanna Kossak FRAGRANT FLOWERING JASMINE ON A WALL BEHIND A SWING CHAIR

Joanna Archer Garden in Hammersmith: photo credit Joanna Kossak A FRONT GARDEN USING A HEDGE AS A BOUNDARY AND POLLINATOR FRIENDLY PLANTS

Chazey End

Caversham, Berkshire, RG4

£3,500,000

Home

Chazey End is a striking gated riverside residence offering a beautiful blend of modern amenities and tranquil natural surroundings. With a spacious 4,319 sq. ft. of accommodation, this beautiful home comprises four double bedrooms, including a principal suite with two en-suites and a private balcony overlooking the River Thames. This house is designed for luxury living with its floor-to-ceiling windows, bi-fold doors, and raised outdoor decking areas that make the most of the idyllic river views. The home’s standout features include its heated swimming pool, spiral wine cellar, and stateof-the-art cinema room. The meticulous renovation ensures every corner of this home offers comfort and style, with a smart app-controlled system enhancing its functionality. Further convenience is provided by the triple garage complete with a one-bedroom self-contained annexe above which is perfect for accommodating guests or an au pair. Additionally, Chazey End is notable for its expansive wrap-around grounds and formal lawn extending to the riverbank.

“The home’s décor features neutral tones and luxurious finishes”

Style

Chazey End is an exemplary contemporary luxury home, offering a smart and sophisticated living experience. The interiors embody modern design with elegant details, including a grand vaulted living area with a wood-burning fireplace and expansive views over the garden and river. The kitchen is fitted with top-of-the-line Gaggenau appliances, complemented by a well-appointed bar area and a games space with convenient access to the outdoor terrace. The home’s décor features neutral tones and luxurious finishes, with underfloor heating throughout the ground floor to ensure year-round comfort. Attention to detail is evident in every space throughout the home, from the private cinema room to the hidden features like the secret bar, creating a truly unique and refined living environment.

Location

Caversham is one of Reading’s most sought-after suburbs and Chazey End offers the perfect blend of privacy and convenience. Situated at the end of ‘The Warren,’ a private no-through road, the property provides peaceful solitude while still being just a short 10-minute walk from Caversham’s vibrant high street. The location is ideal for commuters, with Reading’s mainline station a mere 15-minute drive away, offering easy access to London. Caversham is known for its rich green spaces, riverside activities, and excellent transport links, making it a perfect place for both relaxation and active living. Residents can enjoy leisurely walks along the Thames, indulge in water sports, or explore the nearby Chiltern Hills, offering natural beauty and ample outdoor recreation. In town, locals can find a variety of shops, cafés, restaurants, pubs, a Sunday artisanal farmer’s market and a local health spa.

History

Caversham is a historically rich area, with many notable buildings and landmarks. Among its treasures are 78 listed buildings, including the Grade I listed Chazey Court Farm Barn, located nearby. The area’s history dates back to prehistoric times, with archaeological finds such as Palaeolithic handaxes, Roman artefacts, and medieval relics preserved in the Reading Museum. The iconic Caversham Park, once a Victorian stately home, is a testament to the area’s historical legacy, now listed as a Grade II historic park. Caversham Park was home to BBC Monitoring and BBC Radio Berkshire. Caversham’s connection to the Thames also plays a significant part in its history, with the river having shaped the local economy and lifestyle for centuries. Today, Caversham remains a vibrant and desirable area, blending its historical roots with the best of modern living.

Winkworth Reading 0118 402 2300 | reading@winkworth.co.uk

Home

Basingstoke, Hampshire, RG23

£1,195,000

The Barn at Kennel Farm in the tranquil countryside of Dummer, Hampshire is perfect for anyone seeking both traditional charm and modern style. This expansive fourbedroom barn conversion offers generous living space, ideal for a growing family or those seeking the peace of rural living with easy access to town amenities. The home is filled with natural light, thanks to its floor-to-ceiling glazing and a beautifully designed double-height entrance hall. The expansive oak staircase and rustic timber cladding welcome you into a world of luxury living. The main living areas, including a large, shaker-style kitchen, two reception rooms, and a dedicated playroom, which create an open and inviting atmosphere. With underfloor heating, modern appliances, and stunning countryside views, this home combines comfort and beauty in equal measure.

Dummer

Style

The Barn encompasses rustic charm and contemporary style, creating a unique living experience. The careful design preserves the building’s historical features while introducing modern, high-end finishes. The kitchen is a chef’s dream, featuring shaker-style units, stone worktops, and top-of-theline appliances, including a Quooker instant hot water tap. The reception rooms are large and airy, perfect for both relaxing and entertaining. With an additional family/playroom in the east wing, there is no shortage of space for every member of the family to enjoy. Upstairs, the four bedrooms, all with builtin wardrobes, are complemented by two en-suite bathrooms, each finished with crisp white sanitaryware and sleek vanity units. The home is designed with efficiency in mind, expected to be ‘A’ rated for energy efficiency, and offers a comfortable, eco-conscious lifestyle.

Location

Dummer offers the perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of city life yet is conveniently located just 15 minutes from Basingstoke station. This rural haven is surrounded by rolling fields and ancient woodlands, offering breathtaking views from every corner of the property. For those who enjoy outdoor activities, there are countless opportunities for walking and cycling, with the Hampshire Downs right on your doorstep. Despite its rural setting, the property is only a short drive from local shops and restaurants, with Sainsbury’s just five minutes away. The area is also home to several well-regarded schools, providing families with excellent educational options. Whether you’re enjoying the countryside from your wraparound terrace or heading to the nearby town for convenience, Dummer offers the best of both worlds.

History

Dummer, a village steeped in history, takes its name from the Old English words ‘Dun’ (hill) and ‘Mer’ (lake or pond), hinting at its early roots in the landscape. The village’s historical significance is further underscored by its connection to the Dummer family, who were lords of the manor between the 12th and 16th centuries. Today, the village retains its charm with landmarks like All Saints Church and the nearby public houses, The Queen Inn and The Sun Inn. Dummer is also home to Dummer Golf Club, and a short distance away, Dummer Down Farm hosts the Dummer Cricket Centre, founded by Major Ronald Ferguson, father of Sarah, Duchess of York. This blend of history and natural beauty makes Dummer a desirable place to live, where modern comforts coexist with a rich heritage.

Winkworth Basingstoke

01256 811730 | basingstoke@winkworth.co.uk

Treadgold Street

North Kensington, London, W11

£2,300,000

Home

This exquisite home on Treadgold Street is the embodiment of luxury and sophistication, having been renovated to the highest standard. The property has been thoughtfully extended to include a spacious kitchen and breakfast room at the rear, while the loft has been transformed into a stylish third bedroom with an en-suite shower room. The house opens to a large, bright double reception room featuring parquet wooden flooring and two stunning feature fireplaces. Beneath the stairs, a beautifully designed wine cellar adds an elegant touch. At the rear, a fully integrated kitchen with high-end appliances flows seamlessly into a dining area, all leading to a beautifully landscaped garden via Crittall glass double doors. The private garden, complete with a large patio, is perfect for dining and entertaining during the summer months. The luxurious master bedroom offers a serene retreat with its grand bathroom featuring Calacatta Oro marble, and the second bedroom enjoys access to a stunning Carrara marble-tiled family bathroom.

Style

Every aspect of this home has been crafted with an eye for detail and elegance. From the moment you step inside, the property’s bespoke design elements capture the essence of luxury living. The spacious reception areas boast high ceilings and ample natural light, showcasing the beautiful parquet wooden floors and intricate fireplace details. The kitchen is a true highlight, fitted with top-of-the-line appliances and designed for both form and function. The bathrooms are equally impressive, with marble features that add a sense of timeless luxury. Each bedroom is meticulously designed with bespoke, high-quality fitted wardrobes, ensuring both style and practicality. The clever use of space continues in the thirdfloor bedroom, which is complete with an en-suite shower room and additional loft storage. With every room offering its own unique charm, this home exudes sophistication and modern comfort.

Location

Nestled in one of London’s most desirable neighbourhoods, Treadgold Street offers the perfect blend of peaceful residential living and proximity to key cultural hotspots. The area is a quiet, leafy street, just moments away from the bustling boutiques and renowned restaurants of Notting Hill and Holland Park. Residents enjoy easy access to some of the city’s finest shopping, dining, and entertainment options, including the famous Portobello Road Market and the celebrated eateries across the area. Notting Hill itself boasts a cosmopolitan atmosphere with its mix of local and international residents, many of whom are drawn to the area’s rich arts and music culture. Public transportation is easily accessible with Latimer Road and Holland Park Underground stations just a short walk away, providing quick and convenient connections to Central London.

“Offering its own unique charm, this home exudes sophistication and modern comfort.”

History

Notting Hill has long been known for its artistic and bohemian spirit, dating back to the early 20th century when it became a haven for musicians, artists, and creatives. In the 1960s and 1970s, the neighbourhood flourished as a vibrant hub for the counterculture movement, drawing in those seeking a more alternative lifestyle. Over the years, Notting Hill has maintained its creative energy, with many of its colourful houses and quirky shops becoming icons in their own right. The area’s history is further reflected in the annual Notting Hill Carnival, one of Europe’s largest street festivals,

which celebrates the Caribbean culture and heritage of the area. Architecturally, the neighbourhood boasts beautiful Victorian terraced homes, communal gardens, and wide, verdant streets, many of which are among the most soughtafter in London. This blend of history, culture, and character makes Notting Hill one of the most attractive locations in the city.

Winkworth North Kensington 020 7792 5000 | northkensington@winkworth.co.uk

How to elevate your interior design with bespoke art

In the world of luxury real estate, a property’s design is crucial to creating a space that feels inviting, sophisticated, and uniquely personal. While furniture and décor play a significant role, it is often art that adds the final touch to make a space truly exceptional. Art has the unique ability to infuse character, depth, and emotion into a room, and when carefully selected, it can harmonise with the overall design to create a cohesive, visually captivating environment. However, choosing the right art can be challenging, as it is not only about aesthetics but about finding pieces that reflect the personality

What Is Bespoke Art?

Bespoke art refers to customdesigned pieces that are created specifically for a particular space, ensuring that every detail aligns with the aesthetic vision and requirements of the homeowner. Unlike massproduced artworks, which may lack a personal connection to the space they occupy, bespoke pieces are carefully crafted to fit seamlessly with the room’s design, color palette, and spatial features. Whether it’s a striking contemporary painting or a unique sculpture, bespoke art is the perfect way to infuse luxury interiors with a sense of individuality.

One of the key benefits of bespoke art is harmonisation. Custom

and lifestyle of the homeowner. The solution? Bespoke art.

Incorporating bespoke, customcreated artworks into interior design can transform a space by adding individuality, personality, and a refined sense of cohesion. Tailored artworks do more than simply enhance a room—they create a lasting impression, making the space feel thoughtfully curated and truly one-ofa-kind. When selecting bespoke art for a property, you’re not just choosing decoration, but an experience and an expression of style that complements the surroundings.

pieces are designed to enhance and complement the existing décor, ensuring that they blend effortlessly with the overall design scheme. Their tailored nature ensures that the artwork fits within the space, creating balance and flow, while avoiding visual clashes with other elements in the room. Furthermore, the quality and craftsmanship of bespoke art are exceptional. Crafted by skilled artists using the finest materials, these pieces reflect attention to detail and artistry, enhancing the room with sophistication and refinement. The result is a standout piece that not only captures attention but elevates the space to a whole new level.

Quintessa Art: Elevating Luxury Interiors with Bespoke Creations

For those seeking exceptional, tailor-made artworks, Quintessa Art is a trusted name in the industry. Established in 1986, Quintessa Art is a London-based art consultancy and studio renowned for creating bespoke, handcrafted artworks designed specifically for luxury interiors. With over 30 years of experience, Quintessa Art’s in-house team of skilled artists and craftsmen work closely with clients to design exclusive, highend pieces that elevate residential and commercial properties alike. Their work can be found in luxury residences, boutique hotels, and even on superyachts around the globe. What sets Quintessa Art apart is their dedication to offering a truly personalised service. From the very first consultation, Quintessa’s team takes the time to understand the client’s vision, design preferences, and spatial needs. This collaborative approach ensures that the bespoke artworks are a perfect fit for the space and align with the desired aesthetic. With an extensive range of mediums— ranging from contemporary paintings and sculptures to abstract art and custom framing—Quintessa Art has the versatility to bring any interior vision to life. Each piece is crafted in-house with the utmost care and attention to detail, ensuring a truly high-quality final product.

The Quintessa Process: Bringing Your Vision to Life

The journey to incorporating Quintessa Art into your space begins with an initial consultation, where their team works with you to discuss your design aspirations, space dimensions, and artistic preferences. Whether you are redesigning a luxury apartment, preparing a commercial space, or enhancing a new property, Quintessa will ensure that the artwork is carefully tailored to match the property’s unique features. Based on this discussion, Quintessa Art presents a tailored design proposal, ensuring that the proposed artwork fits both the aesthetic and functional requirements of the space.

Once the design proposal is approved, the creation process begins. Every piece is handcrafted by Quintessa’s in-house team of skilled artists, ensuring the use of highquality materials and craftsmanship throughout. Clients are kept informed with regular updates on the progress of the artwork, ensuring it is being created exactly to specification. This collaborative, transparent process results in artwork that seamlessly integrates with the space, reflecting the client’s style while enhancing the property’s overall design.

Why Choose Quintessa Art for Your Property?

At Quintessa, every piece of art is made in-house, with an unwavering commitment to quality, attention to detail, and exceptional craftsmanship. Their dedication to perfection has earned them the trust of leading interior designers and clients in the luxury real estate sector. Quintessa Art’s diverse team of artists brings a range of creative perspectives to each project, delivering bespoke artworks that are truly unique to each client’s needs.

Whether you’re enhancing a luxury residence, designing a bespoke superyacht interior, or transforming a high-end boutique hotel, Quintessa Art offers personalised art solutions that elevate the space. Their collaborative approach ensures that every piece is perfectly suited to its environment, adding the final touch to any design.

With bespoke art from Quintessa, you’re not just investing in a decorative piece; you’re investing in a personalised creation that transforms the space and enhances its luxury appeal, making it feel truly one-of-akind.

£1,695,000

Home

Argenti is an extraordinary, brand-new luxury home, offering an exceptional living experience in the prestigious Lower Parkstone area of Poole, Dorset. Spanning approximately 3,200 sq. ft., this architecturally designed masterpiece unfolds across three spacious floors, providing ample room for both relaxation and entertaining. With four generously sized double bedrooms, each featuring an en-suite bathroom, the home is perfect for families or those who enjoy hosting guests. The ground floor introduces a large entrance hall that leads to an integral double garage, a versatile fourth bedroom (ideal as a gym or cinema room), and a utility or plant room. The first floor accommodates a contemporary open plan living and dining area with a kitchen that showcases a stunning Leicht handleless kitchen, equipped with high-end Siemens appliances, a Venato Oro quartz worktop, and a striking feature island unit. The second floor features three elegant bedrooms, each with bespoke Novamobili wardrobes and walk-in dressing rooms in the primary and second bedrooms.

Style

This home conveys modern sophistication, with every detail thoughtfully considered to enhance both function and beauty. Designed with contemporary elegance, Argenti boasts stylish oversized doors finished in brushed antique brass, complementing the overall luxurious aesthetic. Throughout the home, high-end finishes and architectural detailing are evident, from the porcelain paving on the rear terrace to the tiered south-facing garden designed for outdoor entertaining. The property benefits from zoned water-based underfloor heating, creating a comfortable and efficient environment. Additionally, an audio/video intercom system, intruder alarm, and remote-controlled garage doors and gates ensure both security and convenience. Every inch of this stunning home reflects the ideal combination of modern design with an impeccable level of craftsmanship.

Location

Located in the sought-after Lower Parkstone area of Poole, Argenti offers both coastal living and convenience. Within walking distance of the prestigious Parkstone Golf Course, this property is a stone’s throw from the stunning sandy beaches at Sandbanks, renowned for their golden sands and crystal-clear waters. Poole itself is a coastal gem, with its large natural harbour and charming Old Town, filled with Georgian houses and local history showcased at the Poole Museum. The area offers easy access to nearby Penn Hill Village, where a variety of shops, restaurants, and bars can be found, and both Poole and Bournemouth town centres are a short drive away for a wider selection of high street and boutique shops. The Bournemouth Wessex Way is close by, providing quick access to the M27 motorway, making London only a 1.5-hour drive away, and mainline train routes from Poole, Parkstone, and Branksome stations provide direct services to London Waterloo.

History

Poole’s rich history is evident throughout the town, with its origins dating back to the 12th century. The Old Town, with its historic Georgian houses, is home to the Poole Museum, which showcases the town’s maritime history across several buildings, including medieval Scaplen’s Court. From Poole Harbour, boats travel south to the picturesque Brownsea Island, known for its red squirrels, scenic trails, and the 16th-century Brownsea Castle, now a private hotel. Lower Parkstone sits within the heart of Poole’s heritage, offering a peaceful yet well-connected lifestyle. The nearby awardwinning Blue Flag beaches are a major draw, stretching from

Bournemouth to Sandbanks, and offering breathtaking views of the Isle of Wight and the Purbeck Hills. Whether exploring Poole’s historic charm or enjoying the coastal lifestyle, this area has long been a desirable location for those seeking both beauty and convenience.

Winkworth Poole 01202 733000 | pennhill@winkworth.co.uk

Colville Terrace

Notting Hill, London, W11

£2,500,000

Home

Located in one of Notting Hill’s most sought-after residential streets, Colville Terrace offers an exquisite 1,400 sq. ft. lateral apartment that has been meticulously renovated to provide a blend of period charm and modern luxury. This remarkable home features four generously proportioned rooms, including three spacious bedrooms and two elegant bathrooms. High ceilings, reaching an impressive 2.8 metres, create a sense of airy grandness, while a dual-aspect reception room floods the space with natural light, offering an inviting setting for both relaxation and entertaining. Chic furnishings and stylish modern touches complete this serene and stylish city retreat.

Style

The allure of this apartment lies in its harmonious mix of period features with contemporary comforts. Original details, such as the double-glazed acoustic sash windows, blend effortlessly with the sleek, open-plan kitchen and living space, providing an ideal space for modern living. The living and dining area is bathed in sunlight from the southern aspect, adding to the tranquil atmosphere. The master suite, with its elegant en-suite bathroom, is a truly sophisticated home, while the additional bedrooms offer ample space and storage. A fourth versatile room, perfect as a study, bedroom, or utility room, enhances the adaptability of the home. Underfloor heating ensures comfort year-round, making this residence a luxurious sanctuary.

Location

Located in the vibrant and fashionable area of Notting Hill, this apartment enjoys proximity to some of London’s most iconic landmarks. Colville Terrace is perfectly positioned between the bustling Portobello Road and Ledbury Road, offering easy access to a variety of renowned eateries, boutiques, and cultural attractions. Residents can explore the eclectic markets of Portobello Road, indulge in a movie at the iconic Electric Cinema, or enjoy a leisurely stroll through the serene Holland Park. With two nearby tube stations, Ladbroke Grove and Notting Hill Gate, transportation around the city is effortless, while the buzzy atmosphere of Westbourne Grove and its stylish shops are just a short walk away. This location offers the perfect balance of cosmopolitan living and residential charm.

History

Colville Terrace is not just a place to live but a piece of living history. The street has undergone a fascinating transformation over the years, from its early days as an affluent area in the 20th century to its role in the cultural and political fabric of post-war London. The terrace was once home to a thriving West Indian community and played a central role in the social upheavals of the 1950s and 60s. It was immortalised in the classic 1963 film West Eleven, which captured the gritty atmosphere of the area. Over time, the street’s once-declining properties were revitalised, and today, it stands as a testament to Notting Hill’s resilience and artistic spirit. Whether it’s the vibrant local arts scene or the rich historical backdrop, Colville Terrace offers a unique blend of past and present, creating a truly distinctive living experience in the heart of one of London’s most iconic neighbourhoods.

Winkworth Notting Hill 020 7727 3227 | nottinghill@winkworth.co.uk

What does Luxury Interior Design really mean?

We work for discerning clients who only expect the very best and understand the costs to achieve this. They are professionals who do not have the time or the know-how to visualise, plan, source and manage their complex interior design project from start to finish. We work with developers, investors or homeowners on new build projects as well as listed properties in London and surrounding areas.

Here are the key characteristics of luxury interior design that we use every day in our design practise. Our clients expect the very best from us and we make sure we deliver exceptional interiors every time.

High-Quality Materials: Use of materials such as natural stone, hardwoods, fabrics like silk and velvet, and metals such as bronze that not only look beautiful but also offer durability and longevity.

Attention to Detail: Our luxury designs pay meticulous attention to detail, including intricate mouldings, if used, custom cabinetry, and bespoke furnishings that showcase craftsmanship.

Style: Luxury Interior design can encompass different styles from contemporary to traditional, minimal to classic. Our designs are personalised to the aesthetics and desire of our clients and offer timeless solutions to their homes.

Luxury interior design refers to a style and approach to interior spaces that emphasises high-quality materials, exceptional craftsmanship, and sophisticated aesthetics. It often incorporates unique and custom elements that create a sense of exclusivity and comfort.

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Sophisticated Colour Palettes: We typically employ rich, harmonious colour schemes that create an inviting and elegant atmosphere. We often combine neutral tones with bold accents to achieve a balanced look.

Custom Furnishings: Many of our luxury interiors feature custom-designed furniture that caters to the specific tastes and needs of our clients, ensuring that each piece is unique and perfectly suited to the space.

Art and Accessories: We often incorporate art pieces, sculptures, and carefully selected accessories that add personality and depth to the design.

Spaciousness and Layout: Luxury interiors often emphasise spaciousness through open floor plans, if the property allows it, and well-thought-out layouts that enhance flow and functionality.

Technology Integration: Many of our projects include smart home technology, advanced lighting systems, and integrated sound systems that enhance convenience and comfort.

Susan dealt with all aspects of the refurb and did more than she was required, dealing with builders, suppliers, deliveries etc. I realise that I would never have achieved this end result without her creation and direction. Thank you, Susan, I love my house and this beautiful space you have created for me.

Focus on Comfort: While aesthetics are crucial, our luxuriously designed homes also prioritise comfort, ensuring that spaces are as inviting and functional as they are beautiful.

Personalisation: We always create our clients’ homes to feel personal and tailored to their individual preferences, reflecting the personality and lifestyle of the homeowner.

Meticulous planning: Crucial to the success of the project, we dedicate our time to organising and co-ordinating details, finishes, colours, furniture supply and layouts to deliver an interior that surpasses our client expectation.

Sustainability: It is possible to have a luxuriously beautiful home whilst also being mindful of the provenance of the materials and furnishings used, and being kind to this wonderful planet.

Overall, luxury interior design is about creating an environment that is not only visually stunning but also offers a sense of well-being and indulgence.

Castelnau

Barnes, London, SW13

£8,500,000

Home

Placed on one of Barnes’ most prestigious streets, Castelnau, this seven-bedroom Victorian residence is truly a masterpiece. Set back from the road, the grand detached house is approached by electronic gates, offering ample off-street parking and a serene sense of privacy. With around 6,000 sq. ft. of living space spread across four floors, the property has been meticulously refurbished by award-winning architects and interior designers to offer the highest standards of luxury living. From the opulent entrance hall to the sprawling open-plan living areas, every inch of this home exudes sophistication, offering a perfect balance between refined elegance and modern convenience.

Style

The style of this magnificent property is a harmonious fusion of period grandeur and contemporary design. Original features, such as high ceilings, bespoke wooden flooring, and intricate cornicing, perfectly blend together with the modern amenities and bespoke finishes. The custom-designed Smallbone kitchen, complete with luxury appliances is a standout feature. The open-plan living areas are perfect for both entertaining and family life, while the lower ground floor features a stunning media room with a glasswalled wine cellar and gymnasium. Upstairs, the primary suite offers a private sanctuary, complete with a dressing room, luxury en-suite bathroom, and stunning views over the garden.

“Harmonious fusion of period grandeur and contemporary design”

Location

The property’s location on Castelnau provides access to the best of Barnes, with its charming village atmosphere, renowned schools, and proximity to the River Thames. Just a short stroll from Barnes Village, residents enjoy easy access to an array of boutique shops, restaurants, cafés, and the serene Barnes Pond. Transport links are exceptional, with Barnes and Barnes Bridge stations providing overground services to central London, and Hammersmith Bridge offering quick access to the other side of the Thames. For outdoor enthusiasts, the nearby Richmond Park, Kew Gardens, and Dukes Meadow offer endless opportunities for recreation, while the prestigious Roehampton Club and LTA National Centre cater to sporting enthusiasts.

Winkworth Barnes

020 8255 0088 | barnes@winkworth.co.uk

History

The history of Castelnau adds additional interest to this exceptional home. Named after the French village of Castelnaule-Lez, the road has heritage dating back to the 17th century when the land was acquired by Charles Boileau, whose family played a key role in the development of the area. Barnes itself is steeped in history, with its roots traced back to the Domesday Book and its development as a desirable riverside village. Over the centuries, Barnes has retained its charm, from the historic St Mary’s Church, dedicated in 1215, to the elegant Georgian mansions along The Terrace, once home to composers and artists. Today, Barnes remains a quintessentially British village, blending its storied past with modern-day sophistication, and this residence on Castelnau is the epitome of such timeless allure.

Wentworth Estate

Virginia Water, GU25 £4,595,000

Home

Tucked away in the heart of the exclusive Wentworth Estate, this extraordinary six-bedroom detached home epitomises modern luxury living. Spanning over 6,600 sq. ft. across three impeccably designed floors, the property holds expansive spaces tailored to meet the needs of today’s discerning homeowners. As you step into the grand central hallway, you are immediately struck by the sense of light and openness that defines this extraordinary residence. The ground floor offers an impressive array of five reception rooms, including a formal drawing room with patio doors opening to the meticulously landscaped garden, a fully fitted study, and a formal dining room, perfect for hosting guests. The chef’s kitchen, complete with Gaggenau appliances and a Sub-Zero fridge freezer, is ideally positioned adjacent to the breakfast and family areas, offering seamless access to the south-facing rear garden via bi-fold doors, creating the perfect flow between indoor and outdoor living.

Style

Architecturally, the house is a testament to modern design, with an outstanding specification throughout. Constructed with a focus on both beauty and function, the property boasts high-end finishes such as marble flooring, coffered ceilings with LED Lutron lighting, and underfloor heating on all three levels. The grand principal suite, featuring a lavish dressing room and oversized en-suite bath and shower room, is a true sanctuary, while additional suites and a games room with built-in bar offer versatility for guests or family gatherings. The home’s intelligent design also includes a state-of-the-art Control 4 system, allowing for the integration of music, lighting, and climate control throughout the property. No detail has been overlooked in the creation of this sophisticated and highly functional home, ensuring that it offers both luxury and practicality for modern family living.

Location

Situated in the sought-after area of Virginia Water, the property enjoys the best of both worlds—privacy and tranquility within an esteemed estate, yet it is only moments from the vibrant village centre. Virginia Water offers a delightful range of shops, restaurants, and leisure facilities, making it a highly desirable location for families. With the added convenience of a nearby mainline station providing swift connections to London Waterloo, the estate is perfect for those who require easy access to the city while enjoying the peaceful countryside surroundings. The Wentworth Estate is renowned for its vast, mature plots and world-class golf courses, offering a prestigious address in a neighbourhood that attracts both high-net-worth individuals and those seeking a serene lifestyle. The nearby Windsor Great Park and the picturesque Virginia Water Lake also offer expansive green spaces for recreation and relaxation.

History

The Wentworth Estate has a fascinating history that adds to the allure of this prestigious address. Originally founded in the 1920s, the estate encompasses approximately 1,750 acres of prime Surrey real estate and is home to Wentworth Club which has three of its own 18 hole courses, where the precursor to the Ryder Cup was played in 1926. The surrounding area, with its sweeping grounds and tranquil woodlands, has long been a sophisticated address. Virginia Water and the Wentworth Estate have attracted high-profile residents, including international celebrities, professional golfers, and notable business figures. The estate’s historical significance is further reflected in its close proximity to Windsor Great Park, a Grade I listed park that has played a key role in England’s royal heritage. Living here offers not only an exceptional standard of living but also a deep connection to the heritage and legacy of one of the most sought-after addresses in the country.

Winkworth Sunningdale 01344 291639 | sunningdale@winkworth.co.uk

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Why Nevis is emerging as a hidden gem of luxury travel

While the Caribbean is home to some of the most iconic luxury destinations (think the Bahamas, Barbados, or St. Barts) a quieter and more secluded gem is rising in the ranks of seasoned travellers seeking beautiful escapes off the beaten path: Nevis. An intimate, lush island in the West Indies, Nevis offers a rare combination of tranquillity, unspoiled beauty, and refined luxury.

In recent years, the island has been making waves as the perfect destination for discerning travellers looking for an exclusive yet authentically Caribbean experience that is still under the radar for travellers who revel in being the first in their circle to scope out unique destinations.

The island of Nevis is the smaller of the two islands that make up the

Federation of Saint Kitts and Nevis, the smallest independent nation in the Western Hemisphere. Despite its size (just 36 square miles) Nevis is far from ordinary. What sets it apart from larger Caribbean destinations is its remarkable balance of isolation and accessibility, paired with its breath-taking natural beauty. Nevis is a tranquil destination that offers visitors the luxury of privacy without sacrificing convenience, providing a rare and rewarding combination. For those seeking an authentic Caribbean experience, Nevis is the place to go. The island’s charm lies in its simplicity and unspoiled environment. With one main road that circles the island, dating back to the plantation days, Nevis retains a sense of calm and ease that other commercialised luxury destinations often lack. There are no global chains or big-box stores here—no Starbucks

or H&M on every corner. Instead, Nevis offers an enriching escape, steeped in local culture, and perfect for those who want to connect with nature and history while enjoying all the luxuries of a five-star experience. Nevis is surrounded by lush landscapes, dominated by the imposing peak of Nevis Peak, which rises 3,232 feet above the surrounding rainforest. This volcanic mountain provides a dramatic backdrop to the island’s luxury resorts and private estates, adding to the natural beauty that makes Nevis so special. The pristine beaches, temperate tropical climate, and dense forests filled with exotic wildlife further enhance the island’s appeal. Whether it’s lounging on the beach, hiking the mountain trails, or simply soaking in the serene environment, Nevis offers the ultimate escape for luxury travellers looking for a secluded paradise.

One of the key elements that attracts luxury travellers to Nevis is its exclusivity. Unlike the bustling, crowded ports and large-scale resorts found on other Caribbean islands, Nevis remains untouched by mass tourism. The island’s appeal lies in its ability to maintain its authenticity, offering boutique experiences that cater to those who seek privacy and luxury.

While the island is perfect for relaxation, it also offers visitors the chance to immerse themselves in its rich history and culture. Nevis is known as the birthplace of Alexander Hamilton, one of the Founding Fathers of the United States. Travellers can stroll through the charming streets of Charlestown, the island’s capital, to visit historic sites, colonial buildings, and the Hamilton Museum, which provides a glimpse into the island’s past. Nevis is also a treasure trove of Afro-Caribbean heritage, visible in the vibrant festivals, music, and local cuisine. Guests can savour traditional dishes like saltfish, conch, and tropical fruits or indulge in fresh seafood prepared by gourmet chefs with creative flair.

There are only a handful of high-end resorts on the island, each emphasising personalised service and exclusive experiences. For those who prefer to stay in a private villa or estate, Nevis offers a variety of luxury properties

that ensure a peaceful and undisturbed stay. From private pools and personal chefs to concierge services tailored to every need, Nevis specialises in curating an experience unlike any other.

For those looking for an intimate, historic touch to their stay, the Montpelier Plantation & Beach offers an exclusive luxury experience that’s deeply rooted in the island’s history. Set within a restored 18thcentury plantation house, Montpelier offers panoramic views of the island, fine dining, and direct access to a private beach. A stay at Montpelier is to immerse oneself in a luxury experience while stepping back in

time. The plantation’s rich past includes a significant role in the 18th century when it was the site of Horatio Nelson’s marriage to Frances “Fanny” Nisbet, a connection that lends the estate a unique historical charm.

The resort features 18 contemporary plantation rooms, each designed with simplicity and intimacy in mind. The open design allows guests to transition seamlessly between the indoor and outdoor spaces, creating a sense of connection to the natural beauty of the island. Each room is individually decorated, featuring luxurious linens, Egyptian cottons, private verandas, and sea breezes, offering the ultimate in comfort and relaxation.

Dining at Montpelier is an experience in itself. The resort’s Restaurant 750 offers a sensational dining experience with views of the gorgeous surroundings. For more casual meals, guests can enjoy the Indigo poolside restaurant, while the Mill Privée allows guests to dine in a 300-year-old sugar mill, providing an unforgettable culinary experience, stepped in history. The two bars on the property serve creative cocktails, fine wine, and a selection of rum, enhancing the luxury experience at Montpelier.

The resort also provides easy transportation to the private beach, where guests can relax in complete seclusion, enjoying the crystal-clear waters and breathtaking views. The tranquillity of Montpelier Beach is the perfect sanctuary for those looking to unwind and escape the stresses of everyday life.

Nevis may still be a hidden gem for many, but it is quickly becoming one of the most sought-after luxury travel

destinations in the Caribbean. Its pristine landscapes, exclusivity, rich history, and commitment to sustainability make it a unique offering in the region. Whether for a romantic escape, a family holiday, or a solo retreat, Nevis offers the ideal balance of relaxation, adventure, and luxury. For those in search of a truly unforgettable Caribbean experience, Nevis is undoubtedly a destination that will satisfy even the most discerning traveller.

THE WINKWORTH LONDON

OFFICE DIRECTORY

Over 55 offices in London, over 100 across the UK.

Prime Central London

Kensington 020 7727 1500

118 Kensington Church Street, W8 4BH kensington@winkworth.co.uk

Knightsbridge & Chelsea 020 7589 6616

289 Brompton Road, SW3 2DY knightsbridge@winkworth.co.uk

Notting Hill 020 7727 3227

178 Westbourne Grove, W11 2RH nottinghill@winkworth.co.uk

Paddington & Bayswater 020 7467 5770

23 Leinster Terrace, W2 3ET paddington@winkworth.co.uk

Pimlico & Westminster 020 7828 1786

31 Belgrave Road, SW1V 1RB pimlico@winkworth.co.uk

South Kensington 020 7373 5052

123a Gloucester Road, SW7 4TE southkensington@winkworth.co.uk

Central

London

Clerkenwell & City 020 7405 1288

66 Exmouth Market, EC1R 4QP clerkenwell@winkworth.co.uk

Maida Vale 020 7289 1692

211-213 Sutherland Avenue, W9 1RU maidavale@winkworth.co.uk

St John’s Wood 020 7586 7001

103-104 St John’s Wood Terrace, London, NW8 6PL stjohnswood@winkworth.co.uk

West End 020 7240 3322

55 New Oxford Street, WC1A 1BS westend@winkworth.co.uk

Winkworth Development and Commercial Investment

020 7355 0285

80 Strand, London, WC2R 0RL commercial@winkworth.co.uk

Winkworth New Homes 020 7355 0202

80 Strand, London, WC2R 0RL newhomes@winkworth.co.uk

London West

Chiswick 020 8994 7096

269 Chiswick High Road, W4 4PU chiswick@winkworth.co.uk

Ealing & Acton 020 8896 0123

5-6 Station Buildings, Uxbridge Road, W5 3NU ealing@winkworth.co.uk

Fulham & Parsons Green 020 7731 3388

40 New King’s Road, SW6 4ST fulham@winkworth.co.uk

Fulham Palace Road 020 7731 3388

190 Fulham Palace Road, W6 9PA fulham@winkworth.co.uk

Hammersmith 020 7371 4466

129 Shepherd’s Bush Road, W6 7LP hammersmith@winkworth.co.uk

Kensal & Queen’s Park 020 8960 4947

Bridge House, Chamberlayne Road, NW10 3NR kensalrise@winkworth.co.uk

North Kensington 020 7792 5000

141 Ladbroke Grove, W10 6HJ northkensington@winkworth.co.uk

Shepherd’s Bush 020 8735 3266

97 Uxbridge Road, W12 8NL shepherdsbush@winkworth.co.uk

London South

Barnes 020 8255 0088

2 Barnes High Street, SW13 9LB barnes@winkworth.co.uk

Beckenham 020 8650 1000

141 High Street, BR3 1BX beckenham@winkworth.co.uk

Blackheath 020 8852 0999

5 Blackheath Village, SE3 9LA blackheath@winkworth.co.uk

Cheam 020 8770 7766

45-47 Station Way, SM3 8SD cheam@winkworth.co.uk

Clapham 0207 871 2777

10A The Polygon, Clapham, SW4 0JG clapham@winkworth.co.uk

Crystal Palace 020 3869 3222

45-47 Westow Hill, SE19 1TS crystalpalace@winkworth.co.uk

Dulwich 020 8299 2722

97 Lordship Lane, SE22 8HU dulwich@winkworth.co.uk

Forest Hill 020 3941 9797

9 London Road, SE23 3TW foresthill@winkworth.co.uk

Greenwich 020 3053 3033

279-283 Greenwich High Road, SE10 8NB greenwich@winkworth.co.uk

Herne Hill 020 7501 8950

236 Railton Road, SE24 0JT hernehill@winkworth.co.uk

Kennington 020 7587 0600

299 Kennington Road, SE11 4QE kennington@winkworth.co.uk

New Cross 020 7277 7298

157 New Cross Road, SE14 5DG newcross@winkworth.co.uk

Putney 020 8788 9295

196 Upper Richmond Road, SW15 2SH putney@winkworth.co.uk

Southfields 020 8877 1000

241 Wimbledon Park Road, SW18 5RJ southfields@winkworth.co.uk

Streatham 020 8769 6699

46-50 Streatham Hill, SW2 4RD streatham@winkworth.co.uk

Surbiton

020 3861 0010

26 Brighton Road, Surbiton, KT6 5PQ surbiton@winkworth.co.uk

Surrey Quays 020 7237 9119

1st flr unit, Surrey Quays Shopping Centre, SE16 7LL surreyquays@winkworth.co.uk

Tooting

020 8767 5221

17 Upper Tooting Road, SW17 7TS tooting@winkworth.co.uk

West Norwood 020 8670 0035

28 Knights Hill, SE27 0HY westnorwood@winkworth.co.uk

West Putney

020 8788 9295

62 Lower Richmond Road, Putney, SW15 1JT putney@winkworth.co.uk

Wimbledon

020 3761 4040

44 Wimbledon Hill Road, SW19 7PA wimbledon@winkworth.co.uk

Worcester Park 020 8335 5555

33 Brabham Court, Central Road, Surrey, KT4 8EG worcesterpark@winkworth.co.uk

London North

Barnet

020 8447 5656

35 High Street, EN5 5UW barnet@winkworth.co.uk

Borehamwood & Elstree

020 8953 8899

56 Shenley Road, WD6 1DS borehamwood@winkworth.co.uk

Crouch End

020 8342 9999

12 Broadway Parade, Tottenham Lane, N8 9DE crouchend@winkworth.co.uk

Finchley

020 8349 3388

364 Regent’s Park Road, N3 2LJ finchley@winkworth.co.uk

Golders Green 020 8458 8313

891 Finchley Road, NW11 8RR goldersgreen@winkworth.co.uk

Harringay 020 8800 5151

10-11 Grand Parade, Green Lanes, N4 1JX harringay@winkworth.co.uk

Harrow 020 8861 3933

7 Central Parade, Harrow, Middlesex, HA1 2TW harrow@winkworth.co.uk

Hendon 020 8202 1031

49 Brent Street, NW4 2EA hendon@winkworth.co.uk

Highbury 020 7989 7000

106 Highbury Park, N5 2XE highbury@winkworth.co.uk

Highgate 020 8341 1988

36 Highgate High Street, N6 5JG highgate@winkworth.co.uk

Islington 020 7354 2480

65 Upper Street, N1 0NY islington@winkworth.co.uk

Kentish Town 020 7485 9210

306 Kentish Town Road, NW5 2TH kentishtown@winkworth.co.uk

Kingsbury 020 8204 0000

505-507 Kingsbury Road, NW9 9EG kingsbury@winkworth.co.uk

Palmers Green 020 8920 9900

393 Green Lanes, N13 4JG palmersgreen@winkworth.co.uk

Stoke Newington 020 3869 9000

144 Stoke Newington Church Street, N16 0JU stokenewington@winkworth.co.uk

West Hampstead 020 7483 7602

142 West End Lane, West Hampstead, NW6 1SD westhampstead@winkworth.co.uk

London East

Bow 020 8981 6776

429 Roman Road, E3 5LX bow@winkworth.co.uk

Hackney 020 8986 4216

17 Lower Clapton Road, E5 0NS hackney@winkworth.co.uk

Shoreditch 020 7749 7650

184 Brick Lane, E1 6SA shoreditch@winkworth.co.uk

THE WINKWORTH COUNTRY & COASTAL OFFICE DIRECTORY

Over 45 offices in the country and coastal, over 100 across the UK.

Berkshire

Newbury 01635 552552

43 Northbrook Street, Newbury, RG14 1DT newbury@winkworth.co.uk

Reading 01184 022300

Blagrave House, 17 Blagrave Street, Reading, RG1 1QB reading@winkworth.co.uk

Sunningdale 01344 291639

3 Broomhall Buildings, London Road, Sunningdale, SL5 0DH sunningdale@winkworth.co.uk

Wokingham 01189 072777

7 Broad Street, Wokingham, Berkshire, RG40 1AY wokingham@winkworth.co.uk

Buckinghamshire

Beaconsfield 01494 677978

46 London End, Beaconsfield, HP9 2JH beaconsfield@winkworth.co.uk

Bristol

Bishopston 01179 838383

14, The Promenade, Gloucester Road, Bishopston, Bristol, BS7 8AL bishopston@winkworth.co.uk

Cambridgeshire

Market Deeping 01778 347098

5a High Street, Market Deeping, PE6 8ED marketdeeping@winkworth.co.uk

Devon

Crediton 01363 773757

115 High Street Crediton, EX17 3LG crediton@winkworth.co.uk

Dartmouth 01803 832288

3a Market Street, Dartmouth, Devon, TQ6 9QE dartmouth@winkworth.co.uk

Exeter 01392 271177

The Lodge, 10a Southernhay West, Exeter, EX1 1JG exeter@winkworth.co.uk

St Leonards 01392 271177

65 Magdalen Road, Exeter, EX1 1TB exeter@winkworth.co.uk

Tiverton 01884 675 675

15 Fore Street, Tiverton, EX16 6LN tiverton@winkworth.co.uk

Dorset

Ferndown 01202 434365

406 Ringwood Road, Ferndown, BH22 9AU ferndown@winkworth.co.uk

Highcliffe 01425 270055

279 Lymington Road, Highcliffe, BH23 5EB highcliffe@winkworth.co.uk

Mudeford 01425 274444

4 Falcon Drive, Mudeford, Christchurch, BH23 4BA mudeford@winkworth.co.uk

Poole 01202 733000

135 Penn Hill Avenue, Lower Parkstone, Poole, BH14 9LY poole@winkworth.co.uk

Southbourne 01202 434365

29 Southbourne Grove, Bournemouth, BH6 3QT southbourne@winkworth.co.uk

Westbourne 01202 767633

77 Poole Road, Bournemouth, BH4 9BB westbourne@winkworth.co.uk

Wimborne 01202 841171

15 East Street, Wimborne, BH21 1DT wimborne@winkworth.co.uk

East Sussex

Brighton & Hove 01273 772175

32 Church Road, Hove, BN3 2FN brightonhove@winkworth.co.uk

Essex

Leigh-on-Sea 01702 470625

218 Leigh Road, Leigh on Sea, Essex, SS9 1NP leighonsea@winkworth.co.uk

Gloucestershire

Cheltenham 01242 386 586

79 Promenade, Cheltenham, GL50 1PJ cheltenham@winkworth.co.uk

Hampshire

Basingstoke 01256 811730

Keel House, 10B Church Street, RG21 7QE basingstoke@winkworth.co.uk

Milford on Sea 01590 642641

5 Church Hill, Milford on Sea, SO41 0QH milford@winkworth.co.uk

Petersfield 01730 267274

26 High Street, Petersfield, GU32 3JL petersfield@winkworth.co.uk

Romsey 01794 511911

18 Market Place, Romsey, SO51 8NA romsey@winkworth.co.uk

Winchester 01962 866777

72 High Street, Winchester, SO23 9DA winchester@winkworth.co.uk

Kent

Canterbury 01227 456645

Albert House, 14 St.John’s Lane, CT1 2QG canterbury@winkworth.co.uk

Lincolnshire

Bourne 01778 392807

6 West Street, Bourne, PE10 9NE bourne@winkworth.co.uk

Grantham 01476 578888

4 Finkin Street, Grantham, NG31 6QZ grantham@winkworth.co.uk

Sleaford 01529 303377

3 Northgate, Sleaford, NG34 7BH sleaford@winkworth.co.uk

Norfolk

Eaton 01603 324466

21 Eaton Street, Norwich, NR4 7AB eaton@winkworth.co.uk

Hellesdon 01603 881010

185a Reepham Road, Hellesdon, Norwich, Norfolk, NR6 5NZ hellesdon@winkworth.co.uk

Poringland

01508 528880

Unit 2, Overtons Way, Poringland, Norwich, Norfolk, NR14 7WB poringland@winkworth.co.uk

Northamptonshire

Northampton 01604 204455

221 Wellingborough Road, Northampton, NN1 4EF northampton@winkworth.co.uk

North Somerset

Bath 01225 829000

13 Argyle Street, Bath, BA2 4BQ bath@winkworth.co.uk

Surrey

Banstead 01737 362362

100 High Street, Banstead, Surrey, SM7 2NN banstead@winkworth.co.uk

Farnham 01252 733042

99 West Street, Farnham, GU9 7EN farnham@winkworth.co.uk

Weybridge 01932 854400

79 Queens Road, Weybridge, KT13 9UQ weybridge@winkworth.co.uk

Suffolk

Southwold 01502 723007

45 High Street, Southwold, Suffolk, IP18 6DJ southwold@winkworth.co.uk

Warwickshire

Royal Leamington Spa 01926 956560

19 Denby Buildings, Regent Grove, Royal Leamington Spa, Warwickshire, CV32 4NY leamingtonspa@winkworth.co.uk

Wiltshire

Marlborough 01672 552777

97 High Street, Marlborough, Wiltshire, SN8 1HD marlborough@winkworth.co.uk

Salisbury 01722 443000

44 Castle Street, Salisbury, Wiltshire, SP1 3TS salisbury@winkworth.co.uk