Grade II Listed Victorian Gothic Residence
A Cinematic, Heritage Location for Luxury Campaigns, Editorial Shoots, and Premium Productions.
A rare and atmospheric Grade II listed Victorian Gothic residence, originally founded in 1866 as part of the Anglican Benedictine Edgware Abbey. Designed by renowned Gothic Revival architect James Brooks. The property retains its Monastic Soul while offering a Cinematic, Contemporary Interior Aesthetic.
Stepping inside feels like entering a moment suspended in time. The soaring Gothic arch windows, exposed English bond brickwork, dramatic timber beams, the floor to ceiling roaring fire and Cathedral-scale proportions create an atmosphere unlike any conventional London residence.
The principal hall - once used as a Monastic Chanting Space- carries extraordinary Acoustics, Presence, and Tranquillity.
Today, stands as one of North London’s most distinctive private filming and editorial locations, offering privacy, architectural drama, and an unforgettable sense of peace.
Edgware Station
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