This generous detached Grade II listed property in the Bedford Park Estate had suffered from major subsidence, and a series of insensitive post-war interventions that undermined the integrity and historic significance of the property. Nash Baker Architects were appointed to design and oversee a broad scope of repairs and sympathetic restoration works, combined with thermal upgrades, new services, layout reconfiguration, redecoration, and a new garage and Portland stone clad orangery extension to the rear.

The works were further supported by a complementary cottage garden layout by Taylor Tripp, which provides a series of more intimate garden spaces to enhance the property and reassert its setting in the ‘garden estate’.