At nearly 4,700 sq ft, this semi-detached house on Doneraile Street is one of the largest homes in Fulham. Recently renovated from top to bottom, it balances period architecture with crisp contemporary interiors, offering six bedrooms, generous living spaces and a west-facing garden designed for both entertaining and quiet afternoons.





The entrance hall opens with parquet floors and detailed original plasterwork. To the right, a double reception room runs the depth of the house, filled with natural light and anchored by two beautifully restored fireplaces. High ceilings and original features reflect the house’s late-Victorian heritage, while modern finishes keep the atmosphere bright and welcoming.





At the rear, the 30-foot kitchen and family room is the social heart of the home. A bespoke Bulthaup island sits at its centre, surrounded by ceramic work surfaces and state-of-the-art Gaggenau appliances. A Quooker tap and underfloor heating add everyday ease, while a fireplace in the informal seating area makes it as cosy in winter as it is airy in summer. Floor-to-ceiling sliding doors open to a 43-foot landscaped garden, creating a natural extension of the living space.





Upstairs, the principal suite occupies a quiet first-floor position with a dressing room and a marble-accented bathroom where brushed-gold taps and warm parquet come together brilliantly. A guest suite shares the level, while the top floor offers three further double bedrooms, a family bathroom, an additional ensuite and ample eaves storage.





The lower ground floor adds more leisure spaces with a dedicated home cinema – complete with projector and built in ceiling speakers, fitness studio and sauna.





Doneraile Street, one of Fulham’s sought-after Alphabet Streets, is prized for its calm, tree-lined and residential character and proximity to the River Thames. Bishops Park and the cafés of Fulham Palace Road are a short stroll away, with Putney Bridge and Parsons Green stations providing easy links into central London.