Unexpectedly hidden behind electric gates, this awe-inspiring five-bedroom home in Kensal Rise blends industrial heritage with refined modern design.
Originally united by architects Michaelis Boyd and later reimagined by Powell Tuck Associates, the former warehouse celebrates staggering proportions throughout.
Through towering glass doors, a sprawling open-plan living area unfolds, anchored by a stainless-steel island in the WoonTheater kitchen.
Painted brick walls, old oak cabinets and engineered oak floors with underfloor heating enhance the sense of space.
Crittall-style doors in the lounge open to a patio, while upstairs, a grand first-floor reception with floor-to-ceiling windows and a cinema room with concertina doors to the garden offer flexible entertaining spaces.
On the first floor, the principal bedroom features pink plaster walls, a dedicated dressing room, and a luxurious ensuite with a freestanding tub and walk-in shower.
Above, a bright guest suite enjoys an en suite bathroom and roof terrace.
Two further bedrooms on the ground floor open to a patio garden, one with its own en suite.
A versatile additional room adjoins the cinema, ideal as a study, lounge, or extra bedroom.
