0 houses to rent in Chelsea and Westminster Hospital from Domus Nova London

Included amenities: wifi, welcome pack, toiletries, area tips, cleaning, fridge fill service, cafetiere, 24/7 support. This superb two-bedroom london townhouse is just a short distance from the historic coleridge gardens and the hustle and bustle of earl's court. Combining a contemporary interior...

Feel at home in this red-brick chelsea townhouse, set over four carefully considered floors. With balconies, a study, and multiple bathrooms, this residence offers a refined base just minutes from the kings road and the thames. The ground floor welcomes you with a kitchen featuring a large island...

Chelsea penthouse with roof terraces. Perched on the rooftops of london sits this , , bespoke penthouse with two roof terraces boasting views as far as the iconic bt tower. Designed, built and finished to the highest standard, this freshly decorated, apartment has a entertaining space, filled wit...

Streamlined and light-filled, this 19th-century mews home has been transformed into a five-floor contemporary dwelling with exacting design. Brought to life by architects gibson thornley, a focus on clean lines and organic textures pairs refined materials and sleek finishes. Characterised by its ...

Tucked above a characterful square, home to cafés and considered boutiques, this peaceful maisonette is a gentle counter to the urban energy of its settingcessed from a private entrance, steps ascend to the first floorl about light and flow, the reception room is anchored by herringbone floors an...

Bold black accents create a striking first impression at norcott road. With a backdrop of brickwork façades, this four-storey home sits on one of stoke newingtons most picturesque streets. Beyond its front door, early 20th century features blend harmoniously with contemporary design, composed wit...

A pristine period townhouse in brook green designed by jonathon goater of goater jones. From the entrance, soaring ceilings, period features and considered lighting make a bold first impression. Juxtaposing its neutral backdrop, an airy reception room is infused with colour from vivid furnishings...

A , double-fronted façade greets you on viceroy road all period symmetry, arched sash windows and instant kerb appeal. Inside, the charm continues, with updated interiors balanced by classic materialsranged over three floors, spaces are curated for modern living and finessed to the highest of sta...

Woodsford square is one of the royal boroughs best-kept secrets. Designed in the 1960s by fry drew & partners as part of a wave of post-war urban renewal, its uniform terraces were planned to bring family living to the heart of west london. Today, it remains a discreet, secure community prized fo...

Standing tall on one of little venices most desirable streets, this home promises to impress beyond its proud period frameworkcending the stone steps and through its own private entrance, a large welcoming hall makes an inviting first impression and leads up to the heart of the home on the first ...

An unexpected find in kensal rise, this three-storey home sits back concealed beyond an electric gated entrance. Inside, steel beams and multi-panelled windows make a feature of its industrial heritage, working in harmony with modern design. A former warehouse building initially united by archite...

In the heart of residential queens park, this five-bedroom edwardian home has been reimagined with a discerning eye. Punchy modern design enhances a period framework, while a considered renovation brings together original features, a minimalist rear extension and a landscaped garden tailored for ...

Situated on the end of a row of terraces, this four-storey townhouse has undeniable personality and grandeur airy entrance hall leads to an double reception room, which occupies the entire ground floor. A floor-to-ceiling bookcase makes the most of the rooms classic proportions, and a large rolle...

Bold black accents create a striking first impression at norcott road. With a backdrop of brickwork façades, this four-storey home sits on one of stoke newingtons most picturesque streets. Beyond its front door, early 20th century features blend harmoniously with contemporary design, composed wit...

Through the front garden, an entrance hall enclosed in floor-to-ceiling glass sets a sleek tone. A sprawling kitchen and reception room pairs whitewashed walls with dark wood floors; a balanced palette makes for a relaxing atmosphere. A bespoke kitchen by poggenpohl is complete with gaggeneau app...

Just moments from the river thames, montrose villas presents a compelling balance of heritage architecture and considered interior designranged across three curated floors, this victorian townhouse blends period character with contemporary highlights. Behind the homes front door and through the d...

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...

Moments from one of londons landmark green spaces, a double-fronted victorian villa speaks of symmetry and sophistication. Inside, period proportions and considered design details set the scene. A soaring bay window pours natural light into the main reception room where hardwood flooring is famed...

Theres a restful feel to sutherland grove one that echoes the tranquility of its setting just south of the river thames. Maximising space and sunlight, its contemporary layout takes cues from family lifeross the lower floor, a series of interconnected rooms are set up for socialising. A footprint...

The buzz of the kings road quietens as you head down shawfield street, a serene road lined with red brick and stucco-fronted houses. Echoing its smart chelsea postcode, this four-bedroom home has been entirely refurbished with pristine interior designross its four floors, high quality furnishings...

Flanked by rows of colourful facades, this four-storey home is a study in contrast classic in silhouette, contemporary in spirit. Inside, a carefully choreographed sequence of spaces unfold with a focus on family livingcending past steps to the raised ground floor, tradition meets transformation....

Sitting on the site of a former victorian dairy house and with an untouched stucco façade, oakley gardens appears to wear a distinctly traditional guise. But beyond the front door, striking design adds contemporary flair to a townhouse with eco credentials. The stone-tiled hallway sets the tone: ...

A charcoal-black façade sits boldly amongst westbourne groves rows of pastel-toned townhouses. Inside, the heritage grandeur of this six-bedroom home has been redrawn with awe-inspiring contemporary imagination. The ground-floor reception room sets a tone of elegance, with dark wood floors, marbl...

Tucked along a peaceful stretch of hereford road, this five-floor townhouse comes with a confident, design-led sensibility. Striking interiors make an impression from the first step inside, where flair and function work seamlessly in unison. Beyond a monochrome-tiled entrance, the raised ground f...

Purpose-built in the 1980s, milkwood studios was originally used to produce and edit sketches from the acclaimed tv series monty pythons flying circus. Today, its creative roots have been rechannelled into a three-floor family home where impactful lateral living spaces continue to spark imaginati...