It is almost impossible to separate the bespoke features of this remarkable townhouse from the history that brought it to life. Potential buyers will appreciate the one-of-a-kind aspect offered by such a captivating property that has inspired creativity for many decades. Carlton Hill is a Grade II listed building that boasts a discreet yet impressive grand studio/workshop with vaulted ceilings and bright north-facing skylights. Built by Sir George Frampton, and once home to renowned sculptor Arthur Fleischmann, the home has remained in the same family for 60 years and is only finally now on the market, affording a discerning buyer the opportunity to acquire something truly special. In addition to the studio, the townhouse has a mezzanine, three bedrooms, two bathrooms and a kitchen with separate outside access. It also has off-street parking for several cars and a large rear garden that provides a tranquil slice of nature to enjoy on sunny days.




The property spans 2,921 sq. ft. and is available with an unexpired lease term of 23 years. It is an exceptionally rare find in the arena of London’s real estate market and one that is unlikely to be available for long. St John’s Wood, in which the home is located, is the ideal community to reflect the independent spirit of the house. It is known to be one of the most sought-after areas in London, having managed to retain its quaint village feel through its collection of bespoke retailers and outlets, all while only a short distance from key areas of the city and The American School in London.


23 YEAR UNEXPIRED LEASE TERM