Properties For Sale by Hemingway+K, London, including sold STC

Birchwood House, near Primrose Hill, is the work of RIBA-award winning practice, Eldridge London, and combines an existing red-brick Arts and Crafts house dating to 1860, with a sprawling glazed observatory to the bursting flowerbeds and gleaming silver birch that envelop it.

MorenoMasey’s industrial conversion lies just south of the Thames meander in Barnes, near the Village and a short walk across the river to Hammersmith. Over 4,400 sq ft of space with six bedrooms, and incredible open-plan ground floor and a south-facing courtyard garden.

An exquisite Huguenot house within the Spitalfields Conservation Area, restored and extended by the celebrated architect Chris Dyson. Built in 1719, the house has been sensitively renovated in its residential parts while retaining its shop front and adding an enormous commercial space at the rear

An exceptional example of the modern movement, designed and built in 1967 by the architect and artist Philip Pank. Occupying an enchanting position on an unmade lane in Kentish Town, it has recently received planning permission for renovation and extension to a design by Coppin Dockray Architects

Few contemporary projects have achieved seminal status as immediately as Peter Salter's Walmer Yard. These four individual houses, of which this is the largest with four bedrooms and over 2,700 sq ft, are arranged around a Venetian-inspired, wood-block courtyard.

A quiet enclave of converted Victorian warehouses, just west of Goldborne Road, Hewer Street is one of Ladbroke Grove's best-kept residential secrets. This marvel of double and triple-height space is set over 2,900 sq ft and two principal levels, with three bedrooms and a large roof terrace.

An exquisite contemporary townhouse with gated off-street parking within an award-winning scheme at the foot of Ravenscourt Park. Designed by Lifschutz Davdison Sandilands and exceeding 2,500 sq ft with five bedrooms and a private garden

A masterful courtyard house concealed behind an apartment block on Clerkenwell Green, the Paxton Locher House was created by the eponymous practice as their own family home in the mid 1990s and has been widely celebrated as one of the great London houses of the 20th Century.

These four individual houses, of which this is the largest two-bedroom at over 2,300 sq ft, are arranged around a Venetian-inspired, wood-block courtyard and have become a landmark of recent architectural history for their bold and effective vision.

A spectacular Grade II listed villa on the south-westerly curve of Stockwell Park Crescent. Home to a pair of architects for over thirty years, it has been the subject of wonderful iterations of restoration and renovation to their designs across its 2,800 sq ft and within its sublime gardens

In the peaceful south-western corner of Arlington Square a Grade II listed 3-bedroom home has been the fortunate beneficiary of an exacting, sensitive and joyful renovation, under the colourful direction of designer Emilie Fournet.

A home full of joyful creativity and craftsmanship on the border of Camberwell and Peckham. Designed by Manser Medal-winning architects, Knox Bhavan and extending almost 3,000 sq ft with five bedrooms and and exquisite private garden.

On the southern half of Queen's Crescent, between Primrose Hill, Belsize Park and Kentish Town, a grand Victorian house has been extended and renovated with the help of architects Paul Archer Design. It now exceeds 2,750 sq ft, with a private garden, and can be arranged with as many as six bedrooms.

Within the wilds of Suffolk, this farmstead of once forgotten industrial forms is an exemplar of environmental performance and adaptive reuse. The Drift consists of four structures; a steel framed grain drying shed and silo, a concrete framed Dutch barn and a 14th century Grade II listed barn.

The Heritage Quarter of Sheerness Dockyard is the most unusual and exhilarating setting for an enclave of enormous, Grade II*-listed Georgian houses and this particular home has been completely renovated across its 4,500 sq ft, enjoying views of the Thames Estuary across a private 200 ft garden

This elevated two-bedroom apartment in Osprey House, on the Isleworth stretch of the River Thames, has been transformed at every level by the architects Pike & Partners. It combines almost 1,000 sq ft of tranquil space with views of the river and beyond, to Richmond's Old Deer Park.

The wonderful volume and many windows of this late-Victorian apartment have been harnessed by the architect Nicholas Ashby to create a generous, functional and supremely finished space full of materiality, technicality and playful detail