A Colorful Historic Family Home in London
Located on Royal Hill in the heart of West Greenwich, you’ll find a beautifully restored four-bedroom Georgian townhouse. The historic house, built in 1790, is currently owned by an interior designer who completely restored it, unveiling original elements that had been hidden for years.
Lots of care and attention have gone into restoring this beautiful home. Original features have been restored and the owner incorporated features and a color palette that feels modern and enhances the original character and age of the property.
The 1600 sq. ft. townhouse features a social floorplan and an original twisting staircase that hugs an unusual and historically interesting central chimney, which has been featured in eighteenth-century house books.
Through the hallway, you enter a charming sitting room with sage green walls, rustic wooden floorboards, and a hidden tv cabinet to retain a historic feeling.
From the living room, you enter a large open-plan kitchen and dining room with a brushed charcoal limestone floor.
a new kitchen from The Shaker Workshop has been installed in a vibrant color palette of yellow and red which really stands out paired with the muted sage green doors and window frames.
a long skylight spanning the entire kitchen provides good lighting in the cooking area.
In the basement, a new utility room has been installed with tongue and groove paneling throughout and a micro cement floor.
The master bedroom is decorated in a calm palette of gray and green and features sash windows, a fireplace, and built-in wardrobes.
The nursery is painted in a beautiful soft pink for a calm atmosphere.
The garden was restored in the same years as the house and it is designed to fit with the period of the property.
This colorful historic house is for sale at John Payne