Main image: Holland Street, Kensington £7,000,000
A newly built "Spink' designed house incorporating an extremely high level of specification.
The property is a prime example of understated, subtle and simple elegance. By combining new-build construction, a private garden (designed by a Chelsea Gold winner) and off street parking, the freehold house offers something truly unique found in a part of London dominated by older Victorian architecture.
The house is all about indulgence for its owners. It is designed to provide a master bedroom suite one would typically hope to find in a house several times larger, with its interior design, specification, air conditioning, underfloor heating and build quality associated with much higher value projects. (Alexander Millett)
Spink project in Kensington lists at £7m
The developer of ultra-prime super-homes including No.3 Carlton Gardens and Park Place has created a 'unique' proposition on Holland Street
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