The house has a number of unique benefits including
a large passenger lift to all floors, a feature stone staircase, six generous bedroom suites, a roof terrace with full outdoor kitchen facilities, fire pit, television and surround sound, and off- street parking. In addition, the house enjoys the 24 hour service of the gatehouse for deliveries, key holding and security.

The interiors have been designed to an exceptional standard by renowned British interior designer Katherine Pooley, with rare materials and exceptional high quality fittings. The house is fully furnished 'turnkey' and all the contents are available to purchase.

7 Rutland Gardens, adjoining Rutland Lodge, was built in 1873 by William Brass for Lady Ashburton of Kent House. It was built as a four storeyed and of Lshaped stables. The accommodation was much greater than had been in mind when the site was planned in 1871, and it was so as to avoid buying more ground that the four-story layout was devised. It was nevertheless a very expensive building, costing well over £3,000, and fully in line with Lady Ashburton's requirement that additional accommodation for Kent House should be of the highest standard. In its ambitious contemporary reimagining,
Ashburton House lives up to the very same standards that
Lady Ashburton envisaged, in its newest form, today.

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