A home conceived
without compromise
Designed, curated and constructed over two years by Janine Stone & Co., East House is offered for private sale fully furnished and accessorised — an exceptionally rare opportunity to acquire a home of this quality, ready to receive its new owner from the moment they arrive.
Price on Application — Private Viewings Strictly by Appointment
East House began as a Victorian property of considerable promise — bones of quality, proportions of generosity — and became, through two years of total reimagination, one of the most complete private residences in North London — approximately twelve miles and a forty-five minute drive from Central London, with Heathrow Airport also just 45 minutes along the M25. The house was taken back to brick: fully underpinned, new roof, new windows, concrete floors throughout, new joists, underfloor heating, air cooling, and a fully integrated smart technology system controlling lighting, audio-visual, alarm and external video, electric gates with video intercom.
Janine Stone was given complete creative freedom. No client brief to satisfy, no compromise to negotiate. What was rebuilt upon those bones reflects a singular vision, executed with absolute conviction — bespoke joinery throughout, water-jet cut marble floors, Gaggenau appliances, Samuel Heath bronze fittings, and a collection of furniture, art and objects assembled with the same care one might devote to a great private collection.
Every room is resolved. Every detail is considered. Nothing is an afterthought. The junctions, the mouldings, the materials, the colours, the fabrics — all were conceived together, from the outset, as a unified whole.
Should East House not precisely match your requirements, Janine Stone & Co. would be delighted to discuss a private commission — combining architecture, interior design and construction management to create an exceptional home entirely to your specification. Please contact the presenting agent to arrange a formal introduction. Exceptional, without exception.
