Less neo-Gothic, more modern: home designed by St Pancras station architect for sale in south-west London
Alastair Lansley OBE was the lead architect in the rebuilding of St Pancras station. He also built his detached house, but in a rather more contemporary style.
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Amira Hashish18 September 2017
Designed, owned and lived in by Alastair Lansley OBE, the lead architect in the rebuilding of St Pancras station, this five-bedroom home, in Coombe Hill conservation area, Kingston, is on Hamptons’ books at £3 million.
Filled with light and white space, the detached gated house in landscaped gardens is rather more contemporary than the neo-Gothic train station.
The buyer will be able to boast it’s the work of one of the UK’s top building brains.