Properties For Sale by Aucoot, London, including sold STC
47 results
Set on the corner of De Beauvoir's picturesque garden square, this 1840s Grade II-listed Neo-Jacobean house has been reimagined into a richly layered, life-enhancing home. The house is both a residence and an immersive backdrop for contemporary design, storytelling, and collaboration.
This distinguished four-bedroom Grade II-listed townhouse in Barnsbury has been thoughtfully extended with a dramatic intervention by architect Andrew Yeoh - ten metres of angled glazing cut through the rear façade, drawing the eye to the treetops of Barnsbury Wood nature reserve.
Built in 1845, this Grade II-listed, five-bedroom, semi-detached villa sits back from the street, shaded by the feathery foliage of a mature acacia tree. Occupying a bold position on a prime road in Canonbury, this home quietly boasts rare lateral living and a due-south-facing rear garden.
Set on the corner of De Beauvoir's picturesque garden square, this 1840s Grade II-listed Neo-Jacobean house has been reimagined into a richly layered, life-enhancing home. The house is both a residence and an immersive backdrop for contemporary design, storytelling, and collaboration.
Tucked away within a private gated mews just off Brunel Road, this expansive former factory balances robust industrial heritage with refined, contemporary interventions. Totalling over 5,100 sq. ft, the home unfolds across three principal levels, has five bedrooms and its own theatre cinema.
An impeccably finished four-bedroom barn conversion that fuses the character of traditional agricultural architecture with refined contemporary design. Vaulted ceilings, exposed beams and a tactile palette honour its rural heritage with a distinctly modern sensibility.
An architecturally reimagined home in De Beauvoir, thoughtfully updated as a contemporary take on a period property. A double height extension and side return has transformed the layout, creating expansive living spaces across two levels, paired with three generous double bedrooms above.
Nestled in one of the most sought-after pockets of De Beauvoir, this early Victorian house offers the perfect blend of historic charm and contemporary design. With three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and nearly 1,400 sq ft of living space, it strikes the ideal balance between elegance and practicality.
Architecturally curated by CLAI Group, this grand five-bedroom house has been reimagined with a meticulous eye for detail and design. Set on the borders of Hampstead, it is one of a handful of detached lateral houses, unfolding across nearly 2,700 square feet.
Occupying a distinguished end-of-terrace position on a quiet street in the Arlington Conservation Area in Islington, this elegant two-bedroom Victorian house thoughtfully balances its architectural heritage with beautiful contemporary interventions.
Playfully reimagined by the current owners in collaboration with Turner Architects to evoke the romance of a Tuscan veranda. Shortlisted for a "Don't Move Improve" award this five-bedroom Victorian terrace sits quietly on a peaceful street unfolding close to 2400 square feet, across three floors,
Positioned moments from the tranquil Hollow Ponds, this four-bedroom semi-detached Edwardian home has been sympathetically reimagined to balance its period charm with a striking contemporary extension. Off-street parking and a charming west-facing garden compliment the house.
Tucked behind the historic façade of a 1920's keeper's cottage, this architecturally reimagined three-bedroom home strikes a compelling balance between heritage and contemporary craft. The property has been thoughtfully reconfigured, offers ample outside space and off-street parking,
Set within a former garment factory, this exceptional three-bedroom, two-bathroom warehouse conversion spans approximately 1,654 sq. ft. Designed by architects Paper House Project, the space seamlessly balances its industrial heritage with a refined, contemporary aesthetic.
Butterfield House is a remarkable three-storey house that maximises its footprint to create light-filled, modern living spaces. This home combines innovative design and environmental responsibility to create a low-carbon house that incorporates natural elements while serving modern-day needs.


























































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































