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Orleston Mews

London N7

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Architect: Marcus Lee (Richard Rogers Partnership)

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“Exposed Balau timber lends a sense of warmth to the flowing, light-filled spaces”

This exceptional four-bedroom, timber-framed mews house was completed in 1987 to a design by renowned architect Marcus Lee. Formed of beautiful Balau timber sourced in Southeast Asia, the house is designed on a key plan, and occupies a secluded spot on Orleston Mews, unfolding between a courtyard garden at the front and an idyllic paved garden at the rear. The house comes with three residents' parking permits.

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