London in bloom: Six homes for sale with beautiful gardens

From lush landscaped gardens to elegant al fresco spaces, these homes offer privacy, beauty, and tranquility in the heart of the capital

Image / 6 bedroom house in Greville Place, St John's Wood, London, NW6
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As the RHS Chelsea Flower Show returns to London, the city seems to burst into bloom, with spring sunshine casting a spotlight on its many green spaces. But it’s not just the professionals putting on a show - some of the capital’s most stunning gardens can be found tucked behind private homes. From immaculate lawns to artfully curated planting, we take a look at some of the most beautiful gardens gracing properties currently on the market.

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6 bedroom house in Greville Place, St John's Wood, London, NW6

Dating back to circa 1810, this lateral house, believed to be one of the earliest of its kind in the St John’s Wood area, is remarkable in every sense. Its outdoor spaces are particularly special, from the impeccably landscaped rear garden to the whimsical greenery at the front, which creates a welcoming first impression. The interior is equally captivating, lovingly restored and filled with characterful touches waiting to be discovered around every corner.

Guide price £8,995,000

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5 bedroom house for sale in Home Park Road, Wimbledon, London, SW19.

This outstanding home occupies one of the most prestigious addresses in Wimbledon, backing onto Wimbledon Park and just moments from the charm of Wimbledon Village and the convenience of the town centre. Yet set in approximately one acre of its own serene green space, it offers unparalleled seclusion and privacy. Outdoor highlights include a heated swimming pool and tennis court, while the bright, spacious interiors have been thoughtfully designed to embrace the surrounding nature and invite in abundant natural light. A linked two-bedroom cottage adds versatile accommodation, ideal for guests or extended family.

Guide price £9,000,000

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5-6 bedroom house in Addison Avenue, Holland Park, London, W11

This majestic Grade II-listed family home sits on a sought-after, tree-lined street in Holland Park. Unusually for the area, it benefits from a substantial 56-foot west-facing garden, immaculately landscaped to create zones for both al fresco dining and quiet reflection. The kitchen opens directly onto the garden, offering a seamless connection to the outside, while verdant views can also be enjoyed from the balcony terrace on the raised ground floor, including steps down for access. This level also hosts a formal reception room and an elegant dining room, both resplendent with period features.

Guide price £11,500,000

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5 bedroom house in Hamilton Terrace, St John's Wood NW8

Just moments from Regent’s Park and the boutique shopping of St John’s Wood and Little Venice, this exceptional property offers generous living space in the heart of the capital. The grand, Grade II-listed Georgian house spans 4,061 sq ft of beautifully refurbished space across five floors. Make your way through the idyllic garden and a separate self-contained Mews house awaits at the rear, with its own private entrance onto the cobbled Hamilton Close, perfect for guests or additional accommodation.

Guide price £10,750,000

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5 bedroom house in Chevening Road, London, NW6

While “indoor-outdoor living” may be a buzzword, this spectacular home on one of Queen’s Park’s most sought-after streets truly embodies the concept, seamlessly blending interior design with its natural surroundings. The secluded garden evokes the charm of a classic English country retreat, brimming with roses, herbaceous borders, and mature trees. One of the most enchanting views is from the orangery, which opens onto a private balcony, a peaceful spot for a quiet morning coffee.

Guide price £4,000,000

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3 bedroom townhouse for sale in West Square, Kennington, London, SE11

This eclectic and historically significant Georgian townhouse, featured in magazines and films including The Crown, is a true architectural gem. Believed to date back to the 1790s, its period character has been meticulously revived under the guidance of The Spitalfields Trust, all while thoughtfully integrating modern comforts. Just as intriguing is the professionally landscaped, south-easterly facing garden, which extends to approximately 60 feet. Distinct zones for relaxation and planting have been carefully designed, with mature shrubs, well-maintained hedgerows, and curated plantings creating a peaceful, year-round escape.

Guide price £2,500,000