The development

Wandsworth Mills is a 3.4-acre riverside neighbourhood on the banks of the River Wandle, where history, design and ecology come together. Design-led apartments and townhouses sit alongside restored Grade II listed buildings, landscaped plazas and gardens, with 2,000 sq m of open public space, 70 newly planted trees and 210 m of landscaped riverbank.

• 383 new homes (309 private, 74 shared ownership)
• The Artisan Tower: ground plus 34 floors
• Manhattan, 1, 2, 3 and 4 bedroom apartments
• 16 apartments in 9 Grade II listed townhouses
• Indigo, Azure, Rubia and Carmine Houses
• Shops, cafés and restaurants planned on site

The Artisan Tower

The Artisan Tower has 166 private apartments: Manhattan apartments averaging 504 sq ft, one bedrooms averaging 545 sq ft, two bedrooms averaging 995 sq ft and three bedrooms averaging 1,269 sq ft. Selected apartments from level 17 upwards have views of the River Thames and across the city. Living and dining rooms have 2.5 m ceilings, and heating and cooling is by ceiling-mounted fan coil units, supported by electric underfloor heating and heated towel rails in bathrooms.

The Retreat: residents' facilities

Over 15,000 sq ft of hotel-style facilities across three entire floors of The Artisan Tower, with health and wellbeing at their heart.

Wellness and fitness

A two-storey Aqua Sanctuary, an indoor pool set among lush greenery with floor-to-ceiling glazing, meandering paths and tree houses overlooking the water. A thermal spa with three vitality pools, sauna, steam room, snow room, massaging showers, an ice fountain and a relaxation area, plus a private treatment room for visiting therapists. A fully equipped gym with cardio and strength areas and a studio for yoga and classes.

Work and entertainment

A residents' lounge and games room overlooking the River Wandle, a lobby lounge, a meeting room with audio-visual equipment, and a private dining room with a caterer's kitchen for hire. Two screening rooms, a library with an open fire, and a virtual games room with a golf simulator, karaoke and a green screen.

Service

A boutique hotel-style concierge is available 24 hours a day, with a parcel store at the concierge desk and food deliveries brought to your door.

Location

Wandsworth Town station is about a five-minute walk, with trains to Clapham Junction in 3 minutes, Vauxhall in 8 and London Waterloo in 13. East Putney Underground station is about 20 minutes' walk, and Wandsworth Pier, for river bus services, is nearby. Battersea Power Station, the King's Road, Sloane Square and Knightsbridge are all within easy reach, and Heathrow and Gatwick are both under an hour away.

The Southside Shopping Centre is a couple of minutes' walk away, and Wandsworth has a strong choice of independent shops, restaurants and historic pubs. There are around 1,700 acres of parks and commons within two miles, including Wandsworth Park, King George's Park and the 171-acre Wandsworth Common. All of Wandsworth's secondary schools are rated good or outstanding by Ofsted.

Useful information

Developer

St George, part of the Berkeley Group

Tenure

999-year leasehold, peppercorn ground rent

Completion

The Artisan Tower from Q1 2027 (estimated)

Service charge

£6.52 per sq ft in year one, £6.86 in year two (subject to review)

Parking

Right to park for selected 3 bedroom apartments, £60,000, subject to availability; £980 a year service charge

Cycle storage

203 spaces for The Artisan Tower

Warranty

2-year St George warranty and 10-year NHBC warranty

Pets

Allowed with a pet licence

Local authority

London Borough of Wandsworth

Payment terms

Reservation fee of £5,000 for homes up to £1m, or £10,000 over £1m. Then 10% on exchange within 21 days (less the reservation fee), a further 10% 12 months after exchange, 5% within 18 months of exchange, and the remaining 75% on completion.

Information from St George's development guide. Details, specifications, charges and timings are indicative and subject to change. Computer generated images are indicative only.

The development

Trillium sits on the edge of the West End at Paddington Green, between Hyde Park and Regent's Park, and close to the waterways of Little Venice. Three residential towers by Berkeley, designed by Squire & Partners with interiors by BradyWilliams, are set among 1.1 acres of landscaped public gardens, with shops and cafés planned at ground level.

• 3 towers, 556 homes
• Manhattan, 1 to 4 bedroom apartments and penthouses
• 1.1 acres of landscaping
• Ground-floor commercial units

The Burton: apartment mix

Manhattan

14 apartments, 432 sq ft

1 bedroom

44 apartments, 539 to 641 sq ft

2 bedrooms

58 apartments, 805 to 898 sq ft

3 bedrooms

33 apartments, 1,162 to 1,179 sq ft

Residents' amenities

A swimming pool, hydro pool and foot spa; a salt room, steam room and infrared sauna; and a spa treatment room with sauna and ice fountain. There is a studio with changing rooms, a residents' lounge, a screening room, a co-working space and a private dining room, plus access to West End Gate gym. A 24-hour concierge looks after residents day and night.

Location

Edgware Road Underground station, served by four lines, is a one-minute walk, and Paddington, with the Elizabeth line, Circle, District and Hammersmith & City lines and National Rail, is about eight minutes on foot. Trillium has a PTAL rating of 6b, Transport for London's highest score for connectivity.

Edgware Road station

1 minute

Paddington Basin

5 minutes

Marble Arch

8 minutes

Paddington station

8 minutes

Marylebone High Street

10 minutes

Little Venice

15 minutes

The Regent's Park

17 minutes

Bond Street

15 minutes by Tube

Oxford Circus

18 minutes by Tube

Heathrow

31 minutes by Tube

There are around 70 independent schools within two miles, and University College London, the University of Westminster, London Business School and Imperial College are all within easy reach.

Useful information

Developer

Berkeley Homes

Tenure

999-year lease, peppercorn (£0) ground rent

Completion

The Burton, Q3/Q4 2028 (estimated)

Service charge

The Burton, £8.49 per sq ft a year (estimated)

Council tax

Westminster band H, £1,946.32 a year

Parking

Right to park, £75,000

Warranty

LABC

Local authority

City of Westminster

Payment terms

A reservation fee of £5,000 up to £1m, £10,000 up to £2m or £15,000 over £2m. Then 10% on exchange within 21 days (less the reservation fee), 10% 12 months after exchange, a further 10% 24 months after exchange, and the remaining 70% on completion.

Information from Berkeley's Trillium factsheet. Travel times are approximate. Details, charges and timings are indicative and subject to change. Computer generated images are indicative only.

The development

Rising 70 storeys on Brickell Avenue, The Residences at 1428 Brickell is a limited collection of 195 homes by developer Ytech. Architecture is by Arquitectonica and interiors by ACPV Architects Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel. The developer chose not to license a hotel or designer brand, putting that budget into materials, engineering and the residences themselves.

The Solar Spine

Running up the tower's south-west façade is a "Solar Spine" of around 20,000 sq ft of photovoltaic glass, described as the first of its kind at this scale in the United States. It is designed to generate up to 175 MWh of clean energy a year to help power the common areas, with smart building systems managing energy use and comfort discreetly in the background.

Amenities

Around 80,000 sq ft of hotel-style amenities, including a rooftop pool overlooking Biscayne Bay, a pool pavilion with cabanas, a sky lounge and bar on level 63, private dining rooms, a wine and spirit lounge, a library lounge, a private cinema, a gym and yoga studio, a wellness area with a double spa suite, a private office and a landscaped club terrace, all reached from a double-height lobby.

Location

Brickell has grown from Miami's financial district into a complete international neighbourhood, where business, homes, restaurants and culture sit side by side, increasingly compared with the best neighbourhoods of New York, London and Singapore. Residences look out over Biscayne Bay and the downtown skyline.

Available residences

Beds / baths: bedrooms / bathrooms, plus a den where shown. Prices from the developer's price list and subject to change and availability. Floor plans for each residence are available on request. Computer generated images are indicative only. As featured in Forbes, May 2026.

The apartment

A beautifully presented two-bedroom apartment on South Audley Street, in the heart of Mayfair. Its 849 sq ft is thoughtfully arranged, making a comfortable and elegant base in one of London's most prestigious neighbourhoods.

Reception rooms and kitchen

Two well-proportioned reception rooms give flexible space for both relaxing and entertaining, and natural light keeps the apartment bright and inviting throughout. The modern kitchen is efficiently designed and ready for everyday use.

Bedrooms and bathroom

Two comfortable bedrooms offer quiet retreats at the end of a busy day, with a contemporary bathroom.

Location

South Audley Street is moments from world-class boutiques, fine dining and the green spaces of Hyde Park and Grosvenor Square. Green Park and Bond Street Underground stations are both within easy reach.

Useful information

Property type

Apartment

Size

849 sq ft (79 sq m)

Council tax

Band G

Local authority

City of Westminster

Available

2 January 2027

Rent

£5,850 pcm

Deposit

£8,100 (six weeks' rent)

Furnishing

Part furnished

Council tax

Band G

Local authority

City of Westminster

Property type

Apartment

Size

849 sq ft (79 sq m)

Please see our Lettings Fees and Other Documents page for details of tenant fees and the holding deposit.

The house

A beautifully presented five-bedroom family home on a small, private gated road, with gardens backing onto the open green spaces of St George's Hill Golf Club. Built to a high specification throughout, it has well-proportioned rooms with impressive ceiling heights, an integrated sound and media system, and underfloor heating on the ground and first floors.

Ground floor

The Shaker-style kitchen by Beckermann has silk Laminam Statuario porcelain worktops, a full range of integrated appliances including a wine cooler and a Quooker boiling-water tap, and a central island with breakfast bar. It opens into the dining area and family room, all overlooking the rear garden, with bi-fold doors to a covered patio and barbecue area, ideal for entertaining and dining outdoors.

There is a separate utility room with side access to the garden, a study and a guest cloakroom. The elegant drawing room has a bay window and a limestone fireplace as its focal point.

First floor

The principal suite is divided by a floating wall to create a dressing area with bespoke fitted wardrobes and mirrored panelling, and has a luxury en-suite bathroom and a Juliet balcony looking over the garden and across the golf course. There are two further bedroom suites on this floor.

Second floor

Two further bedrooms, a luxury bathroom and a media and games room, which also works well as an extra reception room or teenage den.

Garden

The south-east-facing rear garden is mainly laid to lawn, with a large covered patio.

Location

The area has an excellent choice of highly regarded state and independent schools for all ages, and plenty of leisure: open countryside and the River Thames, golf, riding, clay shooting, health clubs, rugby, football and cricket clubs, and racing at Kempton Park and Sandown Park. St George's Hill, 900 acres in all, has a championship golf course and a private lawn tennis club with gym, indoor pool and restaurant. Weybridge town centre has high-street names, independent boutiques, a Waitrose and plenty of bars and restaurants.

Weybridge station

London Waterloo in about 28 minutes

M25 (junction 10)

3 miles

A3

2.5 miles

Central London

21 miles

Heathrow

13 miles

Gatwick

21 miles

Available

Ask agent

Rent

£11,500 pcm

Deposit

£15,923 (six weeks' rent)

Furnishing

Part furnished

Council tax

Band H

Local authority

Elmbridge

Property type

Detached house

Size

3,162 sq ft (294 sq m)

Please see our Lettings Fees and Other Documents page for details of tenant fees and the holding deposit.

The house

Set within the exclusive Burhill Private Estate, this exceptional modern home occupies a beautifully landscaped 1.5-acre plot with private paddocks, a tennis court and generous grounds. Built using energy-efficient ICF (insulated concrete formwork) construction, it combines contemporary design and privacy with outstanding lifestyle amenities, moments from excellent schools and green-belt countryside.

Accommodation

Arranged over three expansive floors, the house has 5,486 sq ft of living space, with six double bedrooms and eight versatile reception rooms. The spacious principal suite has its own private roof terrace overlooking the grounds, and there is a dedicated cinema room.

Outside

Beautiful landscaped gardens, private paddocks and a tennis court surround the house. A detached garage includes a home office or studio, and there is ample off-street parking.

Location

The Burhill Private Estate offers peaceful woodland surroundings, equestrian facilities and Burhill Golf Club, one of Surrey's premier golf courses. Walton-on-Thames station is about 2.5 miles away and Weybridge station is also close by, both with direct trains to London Waterloo in around 25 to 30 minutes. Cobham, Weybridge and Esher offer boutiques, restaurants and cafés, and leading schools nearby include ACS International School, Reed's, Danes Hill and Notre Dame.

Useful information

Property type

Detached house

Size

5,486 sq ft (510 sq m)

Plot

About 1.5 acres

Construction

ICF (insulated concrete formwork)

Council tax

Band H

Parking

Detached garage and ample off-street parking

Garden

Yes, with paddocks and tennis court

Available

Ask agent

Rent

£12,500 pcm

Deposit

£17,307 (six weeks' rent)

Furnishing

Part furnished

Council tax

Band H

Local authority

Elmbridge

Property type

Detached house

Size

5,486 sq ft (510 sq m)

Please see our Lettings Fees and Other Documents page for details of tenant fees and the holding deposit.

The house

Set in a popular cul-de-sac moments from Cobham High Street, this neo-Georgian family home has a village feel and spacious accommodation for family living and entertaining across two floors. Behind an attractive portico, it sits back from the road with a paved driveway and plenty of parking in front of a large double garage.

Ground floor

An entrance hall leads to a good-sized study, ideal as a home office, and a dual-aspect living room with shelving either side of the fireplace and double doors to the rear patio and lawned garden.

A separate dining room leads through to the breakfast room and its charming orangery, which opens onto the garden. From here the kitchen offers scope to be renovated or opened up into a larger kitchen and family room. A utility room and cloakroom complete the ground floor.

First floor

Six double bedrooms and five bathrooms. Four bedrooms have en-suite bathrooms, and the other two share a well-sized family bathroom.

Outside

A rear patio and large lawned garden, ideal for entertaining and relaxing in the summer, plus a paved driveway and double garage.

Location

The house is well placed for Cobham's mainline station and the town's boutiques, cafés, pubs and restaurants, with the River Mole and the Tilt Conservation Area close by for walks and green space. Schools nearby include Reed's, Parkside, ACS Cobham International, Feltonfleet and Danes Hill in Oxshott, along with St Andrew's, Cobham Free School and St Matthew's. The A3 gives quick access to junction 10 of the M25, London, Gatwick and Heathrow.

Available

Now

Rent

£6,500 pcm

Deposit

£9,000 (six weeks' rent)

Furnishing

Unfurnished

Council tax

Band G

Local authority

Elmbridge

Property type

Detached house

Size

3,208 sq ft (298 sq m)

Please see our Lettings Fees and Other Documents page for details of tenant fees and the holding deposit.

Accommodation

Dining room

The front door opens straight into a charming dining room, an impressive introduction to the character and proportions found throughout the house. There is room for a substantial dining table, and the room is dual aspect, with windows to the front and side. Original exposed beams, brickwork and traditional timber flooring provide an abundance of period detail, while a contemporary wood-burning stove makes a striking focal point.

Kitchen/breakfast room

The dining room flows into the recently upgraded kitchen/breakfast room. Shaker-style cabinetry feels sympathetic to the age of the house while providing everything expected of a modern family home: a traditional butler sink, a working Rayburn, generous worktops with a sizeable range of cupboards and drawers, an electric oven and induction hob, and an integrated fridge/freezer and dishwasher. There is room for a table and chairs for everyday dining.

Original beams continue overhead, a reminder of the cottage's 400-year history, while tiled flooring has electric underfloor heating. There is a substantial walk-in pantry and a separate utility cupboard with a second sink, plumbing and space for a washing machine and tumble dryer. Doors open to both the front and rear gardens, including a stable door to a covered bin and log store.

First floor

The staircase from the dining room rises to the first floor, where an arched external door set in exposed stonework is another attractive architectural feature.

The sitting room is exceptional: a dramatic triple-aspect room with beautiful feature windows, remarkably high ceilings and sanded floorboards. A second contemporary wood-burning stove, a neatly concealed TV in a wall-hung cupboard and a door directly into the rear garden complete a reception room of genuine distinction.

Next to the sitting room is a stylish family bathroom with a panelled bath, a generous separate shower, WC and basin. This floor also has a smaller fourth bedroom, ideal as a nursery or home office, and a superb double bedroom with elevated, far-reaching views across woodland and countryside from a deep windowsill. Exposed brickwork, original floorboards and a cast-iron fireplace keep its period character, and it has built-in storage and an en-suite shower room.

Split-level floor

Another beautiful feature window lights the half landing before the stairs reach a further substantial double bedroom, with an original cast-iron fireplace, bespoke timber shutters, two built-in cupboards and a magnificent window framing an elevated countryside panorama.

Second floor

A final half-flight of stairs leads to the principal bedroom suite, a private retreat on the top floor of the house. It is triple aspect, with two Velux windows and a Juliet balcony looking over the gardens and surrounding countryside. A freestanding roll-top bath sits within the bedroom, and a separate vintage-style cloakroom en-suite has a WC, basin and heated towel rail.

Outside

Parking and approach

The house sits in grounds of just under a quarter of an acre, approached along a privately owned rural lane. Opposite the pedestrian entrance is a private lay-by with parking for two cars, with further gated parking within the grounds.

A pedestrian gate opens into the front garden, where a curving brick-paved path winds to the front door between mature shrubs and colourful planting. A neat lawn and established borders frame an uninterrupted outlook across sloping fields and woodland, and traditional timber shutters add character to the stone elevations.

Hot tub

The path also leads to decking around a sunken hot tub, placed to make the most of the peaceful rural setting.

Gardens

From the kitchen, steps rise to the principal garden at the rear. Gently tiered to follow the land, it has three generous, mostly level lawns enclosed by stone boundaries, making it private and secure for children and pets. Mature wisteria, colourful planting, raised beds including a herb garden, and an apple tree bring colour through the seasons, and there is currently a sunken area with a trampoline.

Outdoor kitchen and entertaining

At the top of the garden, double gates open onto a gravelled area with further parking. Two brick-paved terraces provide space for entertaining: one open, ideal for alfresco dining, and one covered, with a purpose-built outdoor kitchen including worktops, a butler sink, storage cabinetry and a built-in Calor gas barbecue, plus outside lighting and power. From the upper garden the views open dramatically across the countryside, woodland and valleys beyond, with sunshine for much of the day and an exceptional degree of privacy.

History and setting

Despite its chapel-like appearance, the house is understood never to have been a chapel and was formerly owned by the neighbouring manor, which is recorded in the Domesday Book. Local history tells that around a century ago the deeds were won in a game of cards by the then tenant, and a local historian advises that the house was once used to hold those implicated in the Monmouth Rebellion while they awaited a visiting magistrate.

By day the gardens and principal rooms look across a patchwork of fields, woodland and valley; by night the rural setting brings clear skies and real tranquillity. Owls, woodpeckers, birds of prey and deer are regular visitors, yet Braunton's shops, cafés and restaurants are within walking distance.

Location

The house is reached along a private rural lane, either via Buckland Manor or directly from the A361 before Knowle. Braunton sits beside the North Devon Coast National Landscape (formerly an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty), with the sandy beaches of Saunton, Croyde and Woolacombe close by. Saunton has a renowned championship golf course, and in 2022 North Devon became the UK's first World Surfing Reserve.

Exmoor National Park is readily accessible for walking, riding and country pursuits, and Braunton Burrows, England's largest sand dune system, and the Tarka Trail are close to home. Barnstaple, about 12 miles away, is the regional centre, with the Pannier Market and North Devon District Hospital. The North Devon Link Road reaches Junction 27 of the M5 in about 45 minutes, and Tiverton Parkway has mainline trains to London Paddington in just over two hours.

Useful information

Age

Early 17th century

Tenure

Freehold

Heating

Oil central heating

Drainage

Private drainage

Windows

Mostly double glazed

Council tax

Band A

EPC rating

Current E (39), potential B (88)

Primary school

Caen Primary School, approx. 0.9 miles

Secondary school

Braunton Academy, approx. 1.5 miles

Seller's position

No onward chain

Agent's note

The house has been run as a successful luxury holiday let with Unique Home Stays for several years. As council tax on second homes is now charged at double the standard rate, this allows personal use while paying business rates, which are currently zero. More information is available on request. All furniture is available by separate negotiation.

These particulars are issued in good faith but do not form part of any offer or contract. Descriptions, floor plans, photographs and other information are a guide only and may not be exact. Buyers should verify key facts such as tenure, planning permissions and fixtures and fittings.

The house

Set discreetly behind private gates on the prestigious Homewood private road, this contemporary house combines architectural pedigree, modern design and a secluded Green Belt setting, between Esher High Street and Cobham.

It was originally designed by the renowned architect Patrick Gwynne, best known for The Homewood, his own house now owned by the National Trust. His modernist influence shows in the clean lines, extensive glazing and the seamless flow between inside and out. Panoramic glass wraps one of the principal reception rooms, filling it with light and framing uninterrupted views over neighbouring National Trust land.

Accommodation

Arranged over two levels, the house has versatile accommodation, including three en-suite bedrooms and two powder rooms. Five reception areas give great flexibility for family life and entertaining:

• Cinema room
• Fully matted gym
• Private study
• Open-plan kitchen and family room opening onto a terrace
• Reception room wrapped in panoramic glazing

A substantial lower ground floor adds a range of flexible rooms, ideal for staff accommodation, hobbies, a wellness space or extra family living.

Specification

• Bulthaup kitchen
• Gaggenau and Miele appliances
• Crestron lighting control
• Underfloor heating throughout
• Air conditioning in the main reception and principal bedroom
• Hansgrohe, Dornbracht, Duravit and Vola bathrooms

Location

Homewood is a quiet, exclusive private road in protected Green Belt land in Esher, directly adjoining National Trust countryside, giving a peaceful setting with open outlooks, yet moments from Esher and Cobham. Families are well served by nearby schools including ACS International School Cobham, Reed's School, Claremont Fan Court School and Cobham Free School.

Useful information

Property type

Detached house

Size

4,953 sq ft (460 sq m)

Council tax

Band F

Local authority

Elmbridge

The house

An exceptional family home in a prime position on the Weybridge Park Estate. Originally built around 100 years ago, it has been extensively refurbished, extended and redesigned, combining its established character with outstanding contemporary architecture, smart technology and exceptional energy efficiency. It is arranged over three floors, with flexible accommodation suited to modern family life and entertaining.

Ground floor

At the heart of the house is a spectacular open-plan kitchen, dining and living space, with bi-fold doors opening onto the rear terrace and garden. The bespoke kitchen has Liebherr refrigeration, Siemens iQ700 appliances, a BORA hob with integrated extraction, a built-in coffee machine, a 90-bottle wine fridge and a Quooker CUBE for filtered, boiling and sparkling water.

There is also a formal reception room, a separate dining room, a study and a private gym. A substantial utility room works as a second kitchen, with Miele laundry appliances and a shower, and there is a further ground-floor bathroom.

First floor

The principal suite is a private retreat, with its own large terrace, a dressing room and a luxurious en-suite bathroom with an Effegibi steam room. Three further bedrooms are on this floor, one with an en-suite and two sharing a family bathroom.

Second floor

A fifth bedroom or cinema and media room, already wired for speakers, with its own shower room.

Technology and energy efficiency

The house has an outstanding EPC A rating. A NIBE ground-source heat pump fed by two boreholes powers underfloor heating throughout, with Internorm triple glazing and passive-house-level insulation. A NILAN heat-recovery ventilation system circulates filtered, pre-warmed fresh air, with HEPA-grade filtration and air-quality sensors. Solar panels peak at around 8 to 9 kW, with whole-house water softening and wiring ready for battery storage.

A Control4 smart-home system and Lutron lighting run automatic blinds and Daikin air conditioning, with business-grade Wi-Fi through the house and garden and Bowers & Wilkins ceiling speakers in the principal bedroom, gym and main living areas. Security includes a Texecom alarm, CCTV, internal sensors and 16 linked Nest Protect smoke and carbon monoxide alarms with mobile monitoring.

Gardens and parking

An automated sliding gate opens onto a large private driveway with parking for several cars, a double garage and EV charging. The landscaped rear garden is mainly lawn, with a large terrace and covered seating area for outdoor entertaining, and an automatic irrigation system fed by an underground rainwater tank. Services are already in place for a future pool and hot tub, an outdoor kitchen and a garden building.

Location

Weybridge Park is one of Weybridge's most established and sought-after addresses, peaceful yet well connected. Weybridge town centre has plenty of restaurants, cafés and shops, and Weybridge station has trains to London Waterloo. The area is popular with families for its schools, sports facilities and countryside, and the A3 and M25 give easy access to London and Heathrow.

Useful information

Property type

Detached house

Size

4,510 sq ft (419 sq m)

Plot

About 0.2 acres

EPC

A

Council tax

Band G

Local authority

Elmbridge