A unique, architect-designed house standing as a striking embodiment of modernist design, with a focus on simplicity and clean lines. This Grade II listed house was designed by Rudolf Frankel, an emigre German-Jewish architect. From the exterior (a large spacious garden with patio area), the location's bold design is notable. Modernist features include a cutaway corner and a rigid, uniform structure. Large windows in the downstairs rooms contribute to a bright and airy feeling and enhance the modernist aesthetic, which is reflected in the whole location's flowing design. The location's simple but stylish interior design is emboldened by striking features, such as a uniform fireplace and other unique furnishings and fittings. There are also period features such as a servant's bell and panelled kitchen, amplifying the location's singular feeling. Three large bedrooms allow opportunity for filming in or for production support, whilst the location's large driveway and garden provide optional and ample exterior space. In addition, there is a rooftop space for lighting the upper floor and a large garage space for storage. This spectacular house is located in North West London but thanks to it being detached and to the surrounding greenery, it still holds a very isolated and private feeling.
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