This two-bedroom Georgian property in the city’s glittering West End is an astonishing example of modern architectural design, deploying open-plan interiors, clean lines and expansive windows to maximise space and light.

Upon entry, a small set of steps lead up to stunning reception room, where rich, lacquered wooden floors impart warmth and strength. They are an effective juxtaposition to the white walls and newly inseminated contemporary construction that redefine the period space for a modern audience. The piece de resistance is a seismic mass of large, contemporary windows with metal surrounds that dominate the entire courtyard-facing wall. They are a powerful and luxurious focal feature, expanding and brightening the reception room without restraint. Moving on, the courtyard has been tastefully curated with Californian sentimentality, where soft, coastal woods create a stylish gangway to a deliberately simple concrete patio for outdoor entertainment or physical activity. Upstairs on the mezzanine, an open-plan kitchen with dining area feels intentionally sedated and unimposing. The emphasis remains on that wall of windows and the void that stretches between the two.

Downstairs on the lower ground floor, there are two double bedrooms– the principal with en-suite– and a main family bathroom in muted grey.