• Detached Former Pub +
• Near 3,500 Sq Ft +
• Four Beds +
• Four Baths +
• Garage and Off Street Parking +
• Incredible Interiors +
• Double Height +
• Corner Plot +
• Period Detail +
• Bespoke Kitchen & Bathrooms +

Set discreetly on a quiet stretch of Mildmay Street, this exceptional former pub presents a rare opportunity to acquire a one-of-a-kind home of striking character, volume and design ambition. Originally constructed in the 1930s, the building has been comprehensively reimagined following a complete architectural overhaul and refurbishment, resulting in an extraordinary four-bedroom, four-bathroom house extending to near 3,800 sq ft, balancing heritage with bold contemporary design.

Externally, the building has been carefully restored, with the brickwork repointed and repainted. The ground level is finished with tiling as a subtle nod to the building’s former life, while gated off-street parking and an integral private garage with EV charging provide modern convenience without compromising the façade.

The entrance hall immediately establishes the calibre of the renovation, with bespoke built-in storage for coats and shoes. Crittall doors lead through to the kitchen, designed and built by Uncommon Projects, where terrazzo worktops, a Bora hob, Quooker tap and fully integrated Miele appliances combine functionality with strong material expression. Polished concrete floors with underfloor heating run throughout the ground level, reinforcing the home’s contemporary architectural language while remaining robust and understated. From here there is direct access to the integral garage.

A few steps up lead to an open-plan dining and living space, overlooking the levels below and creating a dramatic sense of vertical connection, separated by folding Crittall doors. A sculptural spiral staircase descends to the lower ground floor, where vaulted ceilings reveal the building’s original structure and scale. This level has been transformed into an atmospheric entertainment space, incorporating a bespoke bar, pool table area and sunken seating zone centred around a fireplace. Five-metre-tall Crittall doors open directly onto a secluded courtyard, creating a seamless indoor-outdoor relationship.

The courtyard itself is finished in rich bottle-green tiles and features a water installation and integrated speakers, forming a private, Californian-inspired retreat that feels entirely removed from the city. Internally, walls are articulated with dramatic stone finishes and warm sapele wood cladding, adding texture, depth and warmth throughout. The entire house benefits from a fully integrated sound system, reinforcing its suitability for both everyday living and entertaining. A downstairs cloakroom, utility and plant room complete this floor.