Victorian architecture meets modern design in the former town house of Supermodel Kate Moss. Now the property with a large garden is back on the market.
When Kate Moss (51) moved into the London town house in St. John’s Wood, a wealthy area with many boutiques and chic restaurants, the year 2002. Kate’s daughter Lile Grace was born and she was looking forward to a new life in the magical family home.
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Kate Moss’ Millions of Villa is for sale
The supermodel resided in this refuge for ten years before selling it again in 2012. Now the 440 square meter estate is for sale again and is available for around 6.9 million euros.
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The spacious house is hardly visible from the street – it is a little hidden and therefore offers its residents a lot of privacy. Another bonus point is the garden, which is surprisingly large for London standards. It is also walled and offers even more protection against prying eyes.
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That was a reason from which Moss valued the townhouse. But its charm also convinced the style icon: the beautiful stucco facade and the terrace with its ornate iron railing testify to the Victorian construction, at the same time the house is modern and elegant. A timeless mix that never gets out of fashion. There are also well -preserved historical elements inside such as the noble wooden floor of the living room open to the garden.
Familiennest
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With six bedrooms and four bathrooms, the house is suitable for a family that needs a lot of space. The centerpiece is the open living area on the bottom floor, the kitchen, dining room and living room connects. At the same time, an elegant salon with high ceilings offers the right frame for official receptions, which can be extended to the huge terrace in the appropriate weather, which extends over the entire house width.
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Modern elegance
The facility has been revised since Kate Moss. Your wild jungle living room and the dining area illuminated with neon lamps gave way to calmer elements. Now the town house is presenting itself calmly and modern. Simple forms provide clarity for the historical structures. Bright shades of gray bring calm into the light -flooded rooms.
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Accessories from natural materials absorb the brown of the floor and make the cool gray friendly. A highlight is the large bathroom on the first floor, which has the character of a living space with plenty of space and your own fireplace. It forms a wellness oasis in the urban refuge.
