Large and architecturally distinctive family house film location in Queen's Park, North West London, featuring dramatic double-height living spaces, extensive south-facing glazing, a sculptural spiral staircase and an exceptionally long rear garden.
The contemporary open-plan interior is arranged around a striking central staircase, with curved white architectural forms and natural timber steps creating a distinctive focal point. Overlooking galleries and internal balconies connect the different levels, providing unusual perspectives across the living areas and opportunities for elevated filming angles.
The double-height glazed elevation introduces abundant natural light and creates a strong connection between the house and garden. A spacious contemporary kitchen features sleek dark cabinetry and a substantial pale stone-topped island, while adjoining dining and living areas combine timber finishes, fitted shelving, statement lighting and colourful artwork.
The house offers several contrasting reception spaces, including a sunken sitting area with built-in seating, a contemporary fireplace and a gallery-style display of artwork. Other rooms introduce darker, more atmospheric decorative schemes, with deep blue walls, timber panelling and bold contemporary furnishings.
The bedrooms continue this variety of styles, from richly coloured adult bedrooms to brighter children's rooms. Contemporary bathrooms provide additional settings, including a striking marble-clad bathroom with brass fittings.
A dedicated boxing gym offers a further distinctive interior, equipped with punch bags and exercise equipment. This room is suitable for hair, makeup and wardrobe use, subject to confirming the production's requirements.
Outside, the house opens onto a paved terrace and an extensive landscaped rear garden, with broad lawns, mature trees and established planting. The garden is approximately 150 metres long, providing a substantial outdoor setting within North West London.
The property also offers off-street parking for up to three cars and a lockable garage identified for overnight storage.
Combining exceptional architectural features, versatile contemporary interiors, elevated shooting viewpoints, a dedicated gym and extensive outdoor space, this Queen's Park house offers a distinctive location for film, television, commercials and photographic productions.
Brondesbury Park Overland or Queen's Park tube
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