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Take the tour of this £35 million London home – on the UK's most expensive street

The expansive property has seven bedrooms, nine bathrooms and a heated swimming pool

Most expensive street in London
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Jennifer Ebert
By Jennifer Ebert
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A breathtaking newly-refurbished property, which is situated on the UK's most expensive streets, is currently for sale for a £35 million.  

Number 5 is a seven-bedroom family home which will unquestionably stand the test of time. Its exterior hints at a classical heritage which complements the neo-Georgian architecture of Holland Park, yet behind the façade is a contemporary interior featuring market-leading design and technology.

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Most expensive street in London

(Image credit: Savills)

Most expensive street in London

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According to Savills: 'The redesign reflects a period of transition for the property, and offers the reinterpretation of a classic style to create a bespoke, beautiful and functional home.' 

Most expensive street in London

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Each floor celebrates a generosity of space with craftsmanship and detailing which is both timeless and beautiful. From the distinctive stone parquetry entrance hall to the bronzed balustrades rising up the feature staircase. 

Most expensive street in London

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The property’s four storeys above ground include staff accommodation; a master bedroom with marble fireplace, two large en-suite bathrooms, a central dressing room, and six further double bedrooms – all linked by a lift that runs through the centre of home. This property is a legacy home which will last for generations to come.

Most expensive street in London

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As one of the most desirable streets in London, Ilchester Place is enviably located in an area of Kensington that is coveted for its grand homes and imposing terraces. 

Most expensive street in London

(Image credit: Savills)

Most expensive street in London

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Set within the Holland Park Conservation Area and immediately adjacent to Holland Park, Number 5 Ilchester Place has been completely rebuilt and extended behind its original retained façade.

Other Holland Park residents include the Beckhams, Robbie Williams and Jimmy Page.

Most expensive street in London

(Image credit: Savills)

Most expensive street in London

(Image credit: Savills)

Most expensive street in London

(Image credit: Savills)

'Five Ilchester Place offers a rare opportunity to purchase a beautiful family home in a prime Holland Park,' explains Pete Bevan, Director of Savills Kensington.

'Not only is the property designed with the very best materials, the house offers leisure facilities that arguably rival some of the most luxurious boutique hotels in London, if not beyond. 

'Furthermore with the home backing onto Holland Park itself, the buyers will be able to enjoy a green open space they might have previously thought only moving to the countryside could offer.'

Most expensive street in London

(Image credit: Savills)

Most expensive street in London

(Image credit: Savills)

Most expensive street in London

(Image credit: Savills)

This property is currently on the market for £35,000,000 via Savills (opens in new tab).

Jennifer Ebert
Jennifer Ebert
Deputy Editor (Digital)

Jennifer is the Digital Editor at Homes & Gardens. Having worked in the interiors industry for a number of years, spanning many publications, she now hones her digital prowess on the 'best interiors website' in the world. Multi-skilled, Jennifer has worked in PR and marketing, and the occasional dabble in the social media, commercial and e-commerce space. Over the years, she has written about every area of the home, from compiling design houses from some of the best interior designers in the world to sourcing celebrity homes, reviewing appliances and even the odd news story or two.


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