“The original footprint is exploited to maximum effect and extended beneath a mono-pitch glass roof, pulling fantastic amounts of natural light”

This impeccable two-bedroom home is set amidst a terrace of Grade II-listed Georgian houses on Roupell Street, one of Central London’s most recognisable streets. Immaculately reconsidered by the New London Award-winning Fraher and Findlay Architects, the traditional façade belies utterly contemporary interiors sympathetic to their 19th century origins. A generous rear extension fills the house with a beautiful quality of natural light care of expansive glazing and a south-facing orientation. The private courtyard garden, peppered with leafy climbing plants, provides off-street parking for one car. Waterloo and Southwark stations are less than five minutes’ walk and a wonderful run of cafés and restaurants on The Cut lie close by.