In Kennington, a neglected Victorian water tower dating back to 1877 has been transformed into a stunning family residence. This Grade II-listed landmark, originally built for an asylum, underwent a lavish restoration by a British couple. They incorporated a contemporary glass cube and an additional utility tower, resulting in a remarkable home boasting four bedrooms and panoramic views of the city.
Trending
- Many poor in queue, can’t allow ‘luxury litigation’ by rich: SC
- Onion prices surge; Centre to roll out Kanda Express from Monday
- Govt to tighten vehicle lighting rules: Low-beam-only bikes, reduced headlamp glare
- A businessman bought a 23,000-acre Scottish sporting estate and spent two decades rewilding it
- On National Space Day, PM Modi hails Gen Z for building new tech; Isro chief says plan to launch 8 vehicle, 12 satellite missions
- India’s satellite launch cost 4x US, says Cambridge study; space dept source contradicts report
- In 2019, Florida began sinking mermaid-shaped reef sculptures; the project now has more than…
- Heartbreak for India as Oz advance to semis after goalless Hockey WC draw
A British couple bought a derelict 85-foot, seven-storey Victorian water tower at auction
By
Add A Comment