Arranged across five beautifully proportioned floors, this distinguished townhouse combines classic period character with light-filled, contemporary interiors. Designed with family life in mind, it offers both impressive entertaining spaces and calm, private bedrooms. The lower ground floor opens directly to the garden, where French doors from both the reception room and a bedroom lead to a secluded patio. A family bathroom and utility room complete this level. On the ground floor, a generous dual-aspect double reception room offers tall sash windows filling the space with natural light. To the rear, the Tom Howley kitchen centres around a stone-topped island, perfect for relaxed dining, and opens to a balcony with steps down to the garden. At the front, steps lead to a small landscaped garden, lending the home an elegant sense of arrival. The first floor is devoted to the principal suite, where a freestanding marble bath sits gracefully within the bedroom. A walk-in wardrobe and ensuite bathroom complete the space. A second ensuite double bedroom and a separate powder room occupy the remainder of this floor. The upper levels are home to three further double bedrooms, each with built-in storage, and an additional family bathroom. Throughout, high ceilings, original cornicing and sash windows underscore the home’s sense of scale and refinement, while a soft, neutral palette enhances the natural light. This wonderful St John’s Wood home enjoys an ideal location close to the picturesque canals of Little Venice, as well as the charming shops and cafés of Clifton Road. Edgware Road Underground Station is nearby, providing swift links across London. With its leafy streets, village atmosphere, and easy access to the West End, this pocket of northwest London offers both serenity and convenience in equal measure.