DOROTHY | London, UK
Grade II Listed Georgian Townhouse
Preserved 1820s architectural features pair with curated antique, folk-art, and contemporary styling across all four storeys of this Grade II listed Georgian townhouse. The versatile lower-ground level houses a traditional dining room with an original range cooker and dresser, alongside a kitchen with direct access to a private walled garden paved with York stone flagstones and framed by wisteria. Double doors connect two grand upper-ground reception rooms with working fireplaces, high ceilings, original hardwood floors, and functional shutters. The upper levels feature three bedrooms including a master suite with a rare wrought-iron canopy balcony, alongside a generous family bathroom, providing light-filled backdrops illuminated by south-facing sash windows. The house is situated on a garden square with more green space accessible from the rear garden. Available for filming and photoshoots.
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Four-storey Grade II listed Georgian townhouse spanning 1,498 sq ft with preserved 1820s character.
Authentic historic period architectural features including original marble fireplaces, sash windows, working shutters, hardwood floors, and fanlight entry.
Lower-ground kitchen and dining space featuring an original 1820s range cooker and traditional dresser.
Interconnecting upper-ground reception rooms connected by double doors, offering dual aspect shooting angles.
Master bedroom featuring a rare original wrought-iron canopy balcony.
Private urban rear garden with York stone flagstones, brick walls, mature rose bushes, and wisteria, backed by public green space.
Curated interior styling featuring a mix of folk-art furniture, natural history curiosities, antiques, and fine art.
Abundant natural daylight enhanced by south-facing front elevation and tall sash windows.
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Filming & Photography
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London, E5, UK
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Modifications: painting/decorating maybe possible with prior discussions and agreement in advance with the property owners.
Furniture moving is permitted as long as it can be returned to its original position at the end of filming / photoshoot.

