Hanover Terrace

This Nash-designed house forms part of a Grade I listed terrace in Regent’s Park. Our refurbishment to adapt it for modern living therefore demanded a careful and sensitive response.

The key feature is a large two-storey glass extension contrasting with the original grade listed house. By concealing as much of the structure as possible, the only visible material is glass – including a glazed floor. A new kitchen connects to the extension, and intelligent home technology has been installed throughout. The living rooms have been restored and remodelled to create further space in this listed terrace.

No original features remained in the mews house opposite the main building, allowing us to remodel it entirely. Here we created a large studio, open plan kitchen and slate-clad bathroom on the first floor, with a large ground floor gym and spa overlooking the garden. A glazed roof brings additional light into the gym and forms a first floor terrace, mirroring the new extension opposite.

Publications:

Grand Designs Magazine – June 2017

Living Etc magazine – September 2010

Inside Outside, Residence – 2010

The Sunday Times, Inside Out – May 2006

Town and Country Properties magazine – Spring/Summer 2005

The Sunday Times, Home – 1st May 2005

House and Garden magazine – April 2005

Digital Home magazine – August 2004