A beautiful detached family home built circa 1815 and providing approximately 5,021 sq. ft (466 sq. m) of accommodation including gracious entertaining spaces and 4-5 bedrooms.
 One of the earlier villas in this part of St John's Wood, this house is shown on Crutchley's map of London of 1829. This handsome Neoclassical villa was the home of Edward John Gregory RA (1850-1909), a noted late Victorian painter who was for some time President of the Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colours.
This grand and traditional house is entered via a central flight of steps leading to a stately porch with impressive Doric columns. 
Benefits include gated off-street parking and a private walled garden. Abercorn Place is located within an easy walk of St John's Wood Jubilee Line tube station and St John's Wood High Street, less than half a mile away.