Superbly refurbished period house set over four floors
Stepping into the house on the ground floor, the entrance hall immediately impresses with its exposed wooden beams and original ornate fireplace with decorative metalwork and intricate carvings, setting the tone for this beautifully restored period home.
The ground floor flows through to a generous kitchen and dining room, featuring contemporary green cabinetry with marble countertops and pendant lighting above a central island. French doors open directly onto the courtyard garden.
The first floor houses the reception rooms, including an elegant dining room with blue and white striped wallpaper and a sophisticated reception room filled with natural light from large windows. Both rooms feature high ceilings that create a sense of scale and grandeur.
The second floor accommodates two well-proportioned bedrooms and a bathroom, whilst the third floor provides three additional bedrooms. The bedrooms benefit from excellent natural light and considered proportions throughout.
The fourth floor opens onto a spectacular roof terrace offering elevated views across Westminster, alongside practical eaves storage space.
The property retains superb period details including exposed wooden ceiling beams in the entrance hall and elegant architectural mouldings throughout. The interiors have been decorated in a refined contemporary style, with sophisticated colour palettes including deep greens and classic blue and white combinations. Notable features include marble surfaces, pendant lighting, and carefully preserved historical elements that add to the property's distinctive character.
The property includes a walled courtyard garden on the ground floor, paved with stone, the space provides privacy and tranquillity, with enough room for outdoor dining. The crowning feature is the expansive roof terrace on the fourth floor, offering exceptional outdoor space with panoramic views across the Westminster skyline.
Tufton Street is a quiet residential address in the heart of Westminster, moments away from the Houses of Parliament and the River Thames. The street forms part of Westminster's historic fabric, with many of the surrounding buildings dating from the Georgian and Victorian periods. The location offers unparalleled access to London's political centre, whilst the shopping facilities of Victoria Street are within easy reach. Transport connections are superb, with Victoria, St James's Park, and Westminster stations all within walking distance. The area benefits from proximity to St James's Park and the cultural attractions of central London, whilst maintaining the character of a residential enclave within one of the capital's most significant historic quarters.85:Tb0b,Superbly refurbished period house set over four floors
Stepping into the house on the ground floor, the entrance hall immediately impresses with its exposed wooden beams and original ornate fireplace with decorative metalwork and intricate carvings, setting the tone for this beautifully restored period home.
The ground floor flows through to a generous kitchen and dining room, featuring contemporary green cabinetry with marble countertops and pendant lighting above a central island. French doors open directly onto the courtyard garden.
The first floor houses the reception rooms, including an elegant dining room with blue and white striped wallpaper and a sophisticated reception room filled with natural light from large windows. Both rooms feature high ceilings that create a sense of scale and grandeur.
The second floor accommodates two well-proportioned bedrooms and a bathroom, whilst the third floor provides three additional bedrooms. The bedrooms benefit from excellent natural light and considered proportions throughout.
The fourth floor opens onto a spectacular roof terrace offering elevated views across Westminster, alongside practical eaves storage space.
The property retains superb period details including exposed wooden ceiling beams in the entrance hall and elegant architectural mouldings throughout. The interiors have been decorated in a refined contemporary style, with sophisticated colour palettes including deep greens and classic blue and white combinations. Notable features include marble surfaces, pendant lighting, and carefully preserved historical elements that add to the property's distinctive character.
The property includes a walled courtyard garden on the ground floor, paved with stone, the space provides privacy and tranquillity, with enough room for outdoor dining. The crowning feature is the expansive roof terrace on the fourth floor, offering exceptional outdoor space with panoramic views across the Westminster skyline.
Tufton Street is a quiet residential address in the heart of Westminster, moments away from the Houses of Parliament and the River Thames. The street forms part of Westminster's historic fabric, with many of the surrounding buildings dating from the Georgian and Victorian periods. The location offers unparalleled access to London's political centre, whilst the shopping facilities of Victoria Street are within easy reach. Transport connections are superb, with Victoria, St James's Park, and Westminster stations all within walking distance. The area benefits from proximity to St James's Park and the cultural attractions of central London, whilst maintaining the character of a residential enclave within one of the capital's most significant historic quarters.
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The rent;
A refundable tenancy deposit capped at no more than five weeks' rent where the annual rent is less than £50,000, or six weeks; rent where the total annual rent is £50,000 or more;
A refundable holding deposit (to reserve a property) capped at one week's rent;
Payments to change the tenancy when requested by the tenant, capped at £50, or reasonable costs incurred if higher;
Payments associated with early termination of the tenancy when requested by the tenant;
Payments in respect of utilities, communication services, TV license and council tax;
A default fee for late payment of rent and replacement of a lost key/security device, where required under a tenancy agreement;
Green Deal charge.
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