Shepherd's Hill
London

An Edwardian house in the Highgate area of North London has been transformed from three individual flats into a large family home, with a separate self-contained flat located on the top floor.

Various alterations to the property over the years had created a disjointed plan, with limited daylight available, and staircases encroaching into the living spaces at each level. A central stairwell has been inserted by cutting into one of the upper floor levels, and a new skylight floods the entire space with sunshine.

A new rear extension with large, glazed doors on three sides creates an open plan living, kitchen, and dining space. A diamond-shaped skylight located within the dining area allows daylight to penetrate deep into the rest of this space.

Completed 2019.

Project Information

Client

Private

Architect

Inglis Badrashi Loddo

Value

Undisclosed

Photography

Brotherton Lock

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