Nassau Road, Barnes

Marsh & Parsons are delighted to present this outstanding five-bedroom family home to the market, located in the highly sought-after setting of Barnes Village. Offering over 3,600 sq.ft of thoughtfully arranged living space, the property has been comprehensively refurbished to an exceptional standard, resulting in a distinctive and contemporary residence.

The house has been designed by Trevor Morriss, founder of the award-winning London architecture studio SPPARC. With an impressive portfolio that includes Borough Yards, the Royal Masonic Hospital and more recently Future Olympia, Morriss brings a refined architectural vision to this home, combining innovation with a strong emphasis on craftsmanship and materiality. This project was truly a labour of love, reflected in the depth of detail and care evident throughout.

Inside, the property has been carefully considered at every level, with bespoke design elements integrated throughout. A warm, natural palette defines the interiors. Beautiful inviting parquet flooring from Oak Artisans Kensington greets you at the front door and is spread across the ground floor. The use of timber is particularly notable, with subtle detailing that enhances texture and depth, while custom-built furniture and precisely positioned openings create a sense of flow and visual interest.

A striking central staircase forms the core of the house, finished in soft green Argentine leather which took four seamstresses 120 hours to hand sew and stitch and underlines the remarkable attention to detail throughout the home. Connecting all four floors, it acts as both a functional and sculptural feature within the home. The layout follows practical family arrangements, with formal reception rooms on the ground floor, and a spacious kitchen, family area and cinema room (operated by Pro Media) located on the lower ground level. Bedrooms are arranged across the upper floors, including an impressive principal suite set within a thoughtfully designed roof extension, distinguished by its texture and contemporary facade.

The bathrooms have no expense spared and are a combination of exquisite pieces from the quintessential British luxury brand Drummonds and Italian Salvatori contemporary bathroom designers.

The property is enhanced by a number of unique features that add character and individuality which includes a bespoke indoor slide links the garden with the cinema space. The landscaped garden measures nearly 150 feet and is divided into three rooms which includes the lawn area, the outdoor kitchen and woodland with studio which ideal home office benefiting from fiber optic connection. The middle section of the garden, you'll find a bespoke outdoor kitchen which includes gas hob, stove and Gosney pizza oven along with jacuzzi for chilling out! To get to the studio, you have to go through a wooded area which has custom timber outbuildings serving as both storage and a children's play with nearly 30 silver birch trees within a natural backdrop that will continue to mature over time and rustle in the wind.

Sustainability has been a key consideration in the redevelopment of the house. The design prioritises longevity and adaptability, allowing the home to evolve alongside family life. Environmentally conscious materials have been selected throughout, alongside energy-efficient systems, rainwater harvesting, LED lighting including iGuzzini and high-specification insulation. The property benefits from three phase power and Banham alarm system.

This is a rare opportunity to acquire a beautifully crafted and architecturally significant home in one of London's most desirable village locations, offering a perfect balance of design, comfort and practicality. Viewings will be strictly by appointment only on Friday 15th May and Saturday 16th May 2026.

Guide Price - £5,475,000.

Nassau Road is one of Barnes highly sought after streets, as it benefits from its central Barnes location, moments away from the amenities of Barnes Village. Just a short walk away, you'll find a wide selection of shops, independent restaurants, cafés, and traditional pubs. At the top of the street is the well-known Barnes duck pond and Village Green whilst at the other end of the street is the River Thames.

Barnes and Barnes Bridge stations provide regular train services into Waterloo, while reliable bus routes connect the area to Putney, Richmond, and Hammersmith, all of which offer Underground links. Both Heathrow and Gatwick airports are also easily reached.
The area is well served by excellent schools, including St Paul's School, The Harrodian, The Swedish School, and Ibstock Place School. For younger children you have St Paul's Juniors, St Osmund's (RC), and Barnes Primary School.

Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax Band: G

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