Zaha Hadid designed London home goes on sale for £11.95 million
The Belgravia property is one of only two single-family houses completed by the architect's studio during her lifetime.
A private house designed by the architectural practice of the late Zaha Hadid has been put up for sale in London's Belgravia area for £11.95 million, according to the Times of India.
Located at 6 Grosvenor Crescent Mews, the 3,980 square foot property is one of only two private houses completed by the studio during Hadid's lifetime. The other project is the Capital Hill Residence near Moscow.
The house, which was built from 2014 and completed towards the end of the decade, is being offered for sale for the first time. It is situated in a private gated mews near Hyde Park Corner.
The design features a distinctive exterior with backlit brickwork lattices and patterned glass to address a narrow six-metre frontage. The building spans four floors and includes a basement with a kitchen and sitting room.
Interior elements include a two-storey atrium, a custom-designed polished concrete staircase, and a principal bedroom suite on the first floor. The garage was included as a planning condition and can function as a study.
The property's design had to account for surrounding conservation areas, listed buildings, and nine neighbouring properties. The architects used specific window and wall arrangements to prevent overlooking from neighbours.