Isabella House,
Mount Ararat Road, Richmond Isabella House is a picture perfect six bedroom family home with all the grand classical proportions expected on lusted-after Richmond Hill. Situated on Mount Ararat Road, the spacious double fronted detached property with very generous ceiling heights is a brand new creation
from multi-award winning Richstone Properties.
The exterior materials, including hand-finished bricks, lime mortar pointing and stonework mouldings for the window and door surrounds have been carefully selected to complement the surrounding Victorian villa architecture. A traditionally designed exterior belies the generous lateral living space of this exceptional house. A formal ground floor reception room with antique stone fireplace is flooded with natural light from two full height bay windows, which adjoins the not insubstantial 800 sq ft kitchen/ family room with impressive supersized glass rooflight. Richstone hallmarks such as their custom made solid oak spiral central staircase with vast oval skylight overhead, handcrafted kitchen bespoke bedroom and study cabinetry, purpose built entertainment suite and self-contained staff accommodation with adjacent boot room are all integral to the specification. The addition of a second kitchen/utility room, walk-in temperature controlled wine cellar, French doors opening from both kitchen and main reception rooms onto the private mature landscaped rear gardens, will make grand entertaining an effortless pleasure. Spanning the width of the first floor, the grand master suite includes a sitting area, large walk-in dressing room, en-suite bathroom with stand-alone bath, oversized walk-in shower and dual sinks. A second double bedroom suite completes the first floor accommodation, with three additional double bedrooms and two bathrooms located on the second floor. Security and privacy is always a priority in a Richstone home, and Isabella House is no exception, fitted with an ADT intruder alarm, CCTV and remote-controlled entry gates for both vehicle and pedestrian access routes.
Bishops Row Townhouses on the Thames Octagon have returned to London to launch Bishops Row, a terrace of nine elegant houses situated alongside the Fulham banks of the River Thames. These deceptively spacious townhouses, ranging from 4,375 - 6,150 sq ft, come with 4/5 bedrooms and 4 reception rooms, with access to the river footpath running between Putney and Hammersmith bridges. One the ground floor, the kitchen/breakfast/ family rooms open onto private west-backing walled gardens, and feature modern linear cabinets in a dark satin lacquer finish, quartz worktops and top-of-the-range integrated Miele appliances. Marble effect paneling and bespoke bronze lighting create a clean, modern finish in the open plan space. To the first floor, the drawing rooms have modern limestone fireplaces, complemented by herringbone timber flooring and plush inset carpets, each leading onto a spacious rear terrace via double French doors. Across the hallway and behind glass doors sits the dining rooms, with two floor-to- ceiling windows allowing even more light into the formal areas. Additional accommodation includes a gym, wine room and cinema room on the lower ground floors, leading out to a unique covered courtyard garden with “walk on” glass ceiling. The sizeable master suites span the entire top level of each home, with large walk through dressing rooms and private balconies, while the marble en- suite bathrooms are filled with natural daylight from the overhead light wells. The fourth floors are home to a family bathroom and the additional double bedrooms, each featuring built in wardrobes and two also enjoying ensuites.
Innovative outdoor space includes the covered lower courtyard gardens, landscaped green space to the front and rear, as well as private balconies and terraces.
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