Miiro Templeton Garden
Earl's Court, London
“Botanical townhouse hideaway”
Vibe
Seven interconnected Victorian townhouses wrap around a private walled garden shaded by mature sycamores and an exotic Japanese pagoda tree.
“Botanical townhouse hideaway”
Interiors by James Thurstan Waterworth featuring custom Cox London chandeliers and a glazed orangery extension.
Seven interconnected Victorian stucco townhouses meticulously restored around a private central landscaped garden.
Botanical cocktail bar Sprout and an all-day deli opening onto the central garden lawn.
On a residential Earl's Court street, minutes from the station and museum district
Rooms
Earthy tones and sourced antiques furnish high-ceilinged bedrooms, where tall sash windows look out over the private central lawn.
Backstory
Designer James Thurstan Waterworth transformed seven conjoined Victorian properties, framing the inner grounds with a contemporary glazed orangery extension.
Eat & drink
Seasonal British cooking fills the orangery at Pippin's, while garden cocktails are served beneath an illuminated oak-branch chandelier at Sprout.
The neighborhood
Set along a quiet Earl's Court street, the leafy enclave sits minutes from the Underground and South Kensington's museum district.
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