Buy a newly converted Georgian mansion with a romantic celebrity past

published 18 July 2017

From rock and roll legends to leading catwalk models, chart topping singers and famous TV personalities, this building has hosted some illustrious weddings over the years.

One Spring Terrace was home to Richmond's Registry office until 2015, and it's seen its fair share of celeb ceremonies. We understand that Twiggy and Michael Witney were married here in 1977, Imran Khan and Jemima Goldsmith tied the knot here in 1995, Brian May and Anita Dobson wed here in 2000, and Jesse Wood and Fearne Cotton said ‘I do’ here in 2014.

spring terrace with brick wall and glass window

The Grade II-listed, semi-detached Georgian building has recently been converted into an exquisite seven-bedroom home. Set behind an elegant yellow stock brick facade, the conversion seamlessly combines contemporary design and living with period charm.

Its generous room proportions are complemented by the excellent natural light that floods through large sash windows. The main reception room – there are three in total – is at the front of the property and has two matching fireplaces, a bespoke herringbone wood floor, fan light windows and wood-panelled walls.

room with wooden flooring and white sofa

Towards the rear of the property, an impressive glass extension with an exposed brick wall houses the dining room and leads out to the garden. I don't know about you, but we're in love!

dining room with brick wall house and glass door

The dining room is also connected to the kitchen, which has been custom designed and built. There's plenty of workspace so all the family can help out with the cooking.

There's also a playroom and a laundry room on the ground floor. Head downstairs to the lower ground floor and you'll find two of a total seven en-suite bedrooms – perfect for guests or staff - as well as a cinema room! The other five bedrooms are spread over the top two floors. The property is on the market with Savills for £5.25 million.