
Winchester Street
London SW1
£2,500,000
Freehold
Architect: Stout & Litchfield
or call +44 (0)20 3795 5920

Winchester Street
London SW1
£2,500,000
Freehold
Architect: Stout & Litchfield
or call +44 (0)20 3795 5920
"Victorian grandeur meets precise modernist detailing"
Quietly located at the end of a mid-Victorian terrace in Pimlico, this engaging four-bedroom home was converted by the modernist architects Stout & Litchfield in 1970. It has more than 2,000 sq ft of internal accommodation over several levels, with open-plan spaces, terraces, and copious amounts of natural light.
Winchester Street
£2,500,000








History
Numbers 50 and 50a Winchester Street are a pair of maisonettes converted from a mid-Victorian house by the architects Roy Stout and Patrick Litchfield, for their own use.
What attracted them to the building was the fact that it was a corner house with a side entrance, giving it a front room on the ground floor that did not have the usual entrance passage cut out of it. It also had an area at the basement level, which continued around the corner on Clarendon Street and which gave access to no less than eight vaulted cellars.
Stout and Litchfield lived in the building with their families, and they also ran their architecture practice from a home office at the front. The project was featured in the Architectural Review shortly after its completion in 1970.
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