Ambrose House, 19 Circus Road West, London, SW11

Perched on the tenth floor of one of London’s most iconic addresses, this exceptional two-bedroom residence offers a masterclass in contemporary luxury, blending soaring views, architectural finesse, and understated glamour.

Wrapped in light from its rare dual-aspect positioning, the apartment unfolds into an expansive open-plan living and dining area, seamlessly anchored by a bespoke Siemens-fitted kitchen.

Two vast winter gardens flank either side; one east, one west, offering cinematic panoramas over the River Thames and the glittering stretch of Europe's most coveted waterfront real estate.

The principal suite enjoys morning light, a walk-in wardrobe, and a sleek en-suite bathroom, while the second bedroom is bathed in golden-hour sun, features its own private winter garden access and en-suite, creating the ideal retreat for guests or flexible use. A third guest bathroom and generous hallway storage add both convenience and finesse.

This property is further distinguished by the inclusion of two private parking spaces. An extremely rare and valuable addition to properties in this postcode.

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