A distinctive, newly renovated 1970s house featuring an award-winning sustainable interior and an unusual cork-clad exterior.

The open-plan ground floor combines a contemporary kitchen, dining and living space, with a natural palette of warm timber, cork flooring, bare pink plaster and textured lime plaster walls.

The bespoke kitchen features British Douglas fir cabinetry and a substantial timber island crafted from a fallen tree from Soho Square. Integrated appliances, open shelving and minimalist fittings complement the natural materials and clean architectural lines.

Two reception areas feature a mix of rare vintage furniture, including a reconfigurable modular sofa, alongside mid-century modern pieces. Large glazed sliding doors connect the interior to the rear garden, with full-height curtains providing flexibility over natural light.

Externally, the house is wrapped in dark expanded cork cladding, creating a distinctive textured façade with black-framed windows and contemporary architectural detailing. The front garden features informal planting and a curved brick boundary wall, while the rear garden offers a paved patio and established greenery.

The ground floor, front garden and rear garden are available for filming and photography.