• Tenure: Leasehold, expires 31/12/3005, plus share of Freehold

• Outside space: Yes

• Parking: Yes

• EPC: C

• Ground rent: Peppercorn

• Service charge: £18,028 per annum (paid quarterly), reviewed annually. The next review date is 2027.

Key features and description

An exceptional five bedroom contemporary residence, set within a gated development, also benefiting from a secure underground double garage in St John's Wood, NW8.

This impressive home offers expansive living space, a stunning roof terrace, a private internal courtyard, and secure double underground parking.

Spanning approximately 3,560 sq ft, it combines striking modern architecture with practical family living, featuring high ceilings, elegant wood flooring, and an abundance of natural light from floor-to-ceiling glass windows. A statement staircase runs through the home, enhancing its sense of space and style.

Accommodation comprises an impressive reception room, a spacious kitchen and dining area, ideal for entertaining, a principal bedroom suite with a large en suite bathroom, three further en suite bedrooms, a study or fifth bedroom and a utility room.

Additional features include a private roof terrace and an internal courtyard wrapped by the house in a U-shaped layout, creating a secluded, light-filled space. Collection Place benefits from a spacious private lower-ground double garage with ample storage, a gated development with enhanced security and a daytime concierge service, included in the service charge.

Collection Place, once the former home of the Saatchi Gallery is a prestigious gated development of just fifteen houses. Residents benefit from a peaceful, secluded setting just off Abbey Road.

St John's Wood is a well-established residential area with wonderful shops, restaurants and transport facilities providing easy access to Central London. Local attractions include the Abbey Road Studios, made famous by the Beatles and Lord's Cricket Ground.

The American School on Loudoun Road is very popular with many executives relocating to London with their families. It is close to the open spaces of Regent's Park and Primrose Hill.

St John's Wood Underground station (Jubilee Line) is just two stops from Bond Street in the heart of the West End.