hidden behind a pair of handsome arched gates in south fulham, this four-bedroom mews house is the largest of a one-of-a-kind development of just five. once the sunlight laundry, the building has been reimagined with striking architectural flair. tall glazing washes each room with natural light, while bespoke walnut joinery, including a sculptural sweeping staircase, sets a tone of quiet craftsmanship and contemporary luxury.
the ground floor unfolds as an expansive open-plan kitchen, dining and living space, its soaring ceilings lending a gallery-like feel. a hand-crafted kitchen, fitted with siemens appliances and warmed by underfloor heating, is perfectly arranged for both lively entertaining and relaxed family life. to the rear lies a guest suite, currently a gym, with doors opening onto a private, south-facing garden, also accessed via the lounge bi-folds, where the secluded garden is currently used as a hot tub and relaxation area.
leading from the kitchen is another outdoor space, a bbq patio with space for seating eight people. bi-folds open onto this area, that invites al fresco dining from spring until autumn.
upstairs, a light-filled study area leads to three double bedrooms. the principal suite is a private space, complete with a roof terrace for morning coffee, a wonderful ensuite and discreet air conditioning. two further bedrooms share a stylish bathroom, and storage is thoughtfully planned throughout. the property also benefits from built in sonos speakers, electric velux windows and shutters, as well as hive controlled heating and water. security and discretion is further enhanced by an alarm system and video entry at the gated entrance.
sunlight mews enjoys a peaceful yet connected location. imperial wharf station is moments away, while the river taxi at chelse a harbour and nearby buses make for easy journeys into the west end or the city. weekend strolls lead to imperial park, south park and the playing fields of eel brook common. acclaimed nurseries and schools, from thomas’ fulham to marie d’orliac, are close at hand, as are favourite local haunts such as the fulham arms and the harbour club.
