A former Georgian coach house, sensitively restored. Inspired interior design and proximity to Wimbledon elevate this four-bedroom home to rent.

The drawing room occupies the north side of the house, its proportions extended by a bespoke bay window. Two generous sofas, one in deep terracotta linen and another in richly textured mélange, face each other across a rug designed specifically for the home. This side’s centrepiece is a bespoke media cabinet, flanked by hand-painted screens by artist Eliza Downes – soft landscapes that conceal the TV when not in use.

A velvet teal sofa occupies the other end, with armchairs arranged around the fireplace for maximum comfort. Antique-style wall sconces, original artwork and a sculptural statement chandelier lend an elegance to evenings at home or hosting guests.

A T-shaped staircase rises to the first floor past artwork by Collins & Green– a considered transition between the sociable ground floor and the more private world above.

The principal bedroom is a sanctuary of muted tones: natural grasscloth lines the walls, while tongue-and-groove panelling follows the line of a vaulted ceiling. Draw the embroidered curtains to flood in light through French doors, which open to a Juliet balcony with treetop views. The en suite bathroom is hotel standard in every sense – a freestanding teal roll-top tub, marble hex flooring and a walk-in shower.

Accessed directly from the dining extension, the garden is generous, private and set up for summer occasions. The transition from inside to outside is deliberately seamless: a paved terrace lines the immediate area, while a green lawn invites leisurely sun-soaking beyond.