0 properties for sale in West Hampstead from Domus Nova London

Behind a white-brick and stucco façade, this three-floor family home has been thoughtfully reimagined. Proportions are , the palette is calm and e room is layered with original detail from marble fireplaces to carefully restored fixtures and finishes its heart, the open-plan kitchen and dining ro...

On a coveted north kensington road, this blonde-brick detached victorian villa benefits from a sense of privacy; blossoming trees, classic stone balustrade and a cast-iron gate. Beyond its column-fronted portico, a three-bedroom period conversion depicts an effortless dialogue between past and pr...

Set at the quiet end of princes mews, theres a calm, secluded quality to its position a rare stillness just moments from the buzz of notting hill and hyde park. The home itself impresses on arrival, its blonde-brick façade punctuated by tall sash windows and french doors that invite the outside i...

Set back from the road behind a box hedge, this smart victorian home unites the best of old and new. Benefitting from heritage proportions, it offers an sense of space with three separate reception rooms spanning the ground floor each ideally suited to family life. Interiors have been updated wit...

Beyond the facade of talbot road, this considered triplex apartment features entirely up-to-date interiorsranged across the upper floors of a traditional notting hill townhouse, discover a captivating update on the homes period blueprintross the first-floor living space, a pared-back aesthetic le...

Behind the exterior of ruston mews, a contemporary home is thoughtfully balanced between calm and connection. Discreet, gated, and ly quiet, the mews opens into a home that feels tucked away yet full of life. Set across three floors, an inverted design places the living space at the top a light-f...

Behind its classic façade, this reimagined family home spans five floors from a sprawling garden-level social hub to serene, private sleeping quarters. Designed with an intuitive understanding of light and space, st petersburgh place gracefully integrates architecture and modern urban life. From ...

Despite its proximity to boutique-lined holland park avenue, theres a peaceful, feel to boyne terrace mews. Unassuming from the outside, inside pared-back design accentuates the space and light on offer throughout. Spread over four floors, communal living areas are found on the ground and lower g...

On a peaceful residential street in maida vale, oakington road is quietly nestled among the tree-lined terraces and period facades that give this pocket of west london its enduring charm. Originally divided into flats, a thoughtful restoration by martin edwards architects has brought new life to ...

Tucked away from notting hills famed thoroughfare, this striking five-floor townhouse makes an immediate impression navy stucco façade is quietly distinguished, a prelude to the characterful interiors within. Stepping inside, the entrance hall sets the tone with edward bulmer walls and high-gloss...

Elevated on the raised ground floor of two , stucco-fronted buildings, this three-bedroom lateral apartment is a study in proportion, light and aesthetic refinement. Set on one of notting hills most sought-after crescents, the property sets an tone with its whitewashed façade and portico entrance...

Behind the striking red-brick façade of this seven-bedroom family home, five expansive floors are bound by flawlessly crafted interiors. Decorative floor tiles make a first impression in the ground-floor entrance hall. Occupying the floor are two reception rooms, complete with ly-laid timber floo...

Arranged across the lower-ground floor of an end-of-terrace home on a tree-lined street just a short walk from portobello market, a heritage apartment that wears its characterful finishes well. A set of stairs lead down from street level to a private front door, granting access to the homes entry...

Theres a real sense of privacy to vernon yard, a quite mews located off portobello road. Positioned at the end of the cobbled enclave, the home makes a bold first impression with its red-brick façade punctuated with black window shutters, a double garage and russet steel panels. Behind it lies th...

First built in 1860, the quintessential charm of this notting hill period townhouse has been sensitively restored for contemporary living. Thanks to the architectural eye of austen knox and heather kanes refined interior design, this two-bedroom apartment is awe-inspiring with its sense of flow, ...

In the heart of queens park, this five-bedroom family home unfolds across four floors with heritage architecture and engaging finishes plus a ly imagined three-tier garden. The property was built in 1900 and is an outstanding example of late-victorian architectural style and proportioning exterio...

The façade of this period red-brick mansion block makes an eye catching first impression, but the ultra-contemporary apartment that awaits on the first floor sits in stark and striking contrast to the heritage exteriors. Mm-l studios complete reimagination of the space brings modern living to the...

Set back from the road behind an enclosed front garden, a monotone tiled path leads to a pillared porch and into the heart of this terraced home. Revived by hanson architects with a considered palette and timeless design its an uplifting family setting. The ground floor hosts the main hub of the ...

One of belgravias most sought-after streets, eaton places sweep of white stucco townhouses speaks to a different pace of london life. Designed by eric parry architects in collaboration with chester jones, this reimagined maisonette spans over 6,800 sq ft across four levels. A newly rebuilt and in...

Tucked between the energy of westbourne grove and the calm of kensington gardens, this two-bedroom apartment on hereford road pairs a coveted hereford road address with refined, minimalist interiors. Behind its architecturally striking façade, the third-floor home unfolds. Warm timber floors lead...

Theres a refined feel to this duplex apartment, moments from kensington gardens inverted layout makes the most of the natural light available throughout, while pared-back, understated design allows the period bones of the building to shine. Found on the ground floor, the reception room is strikin...

Found along a row of colourful façades, this duck-egg blue, end-of-terrace townhouse apartment demands attention. Through a colour-coordinated front door, the home opens into a double reception room. In the first space, a vast bay window illuminates the wooden floors and tall ceilings, while stai...

Connecting north kensington and notting hill, this semi-detached home sits on a thoroughfare between two of the citys most coveted locales. Set back from the street, a leafy walkway landscaped by rosie bines paints a picture. Beyond the raised entrance, a sprawling open-plan living space stretche...

Situated on the first floor of a victorian conversion, this pembridge gardens apartment has been refurbished to a high standard and enjoys access to sought-after pembridge square communal garden. The living space is flooded with morning light, due to its east facing aspect. Harking back to its or...

Backdropped by colourful portobello road, this refined duplex celebrates its heritage bones while bringing modern living to the fore all-black façade contrasts with the neutral tones that await inside, across the first and second floors. A meticulous living area blends form and function on the fi...