The unique property, a converted Edwardian laundry factory, combines architectural brilliance with family-friendly design. It features five bedrooms, extraordinary ceiling heights, and even a 1972 Ferrari Dino displayed in the living room.
This freehold home, listed by Savills, offers 4,124 sq ft of loft-style living over three floors.
Part of the historic Loud & Western Laundry, the home blends its industrial roots with modern elegance. Key features include underfloor heating, bespoke joinery, air conditioning, and a rooftop terrace with sweeping views of London.
On the ground floor, double doors open into an open-plan reception, kitchen, and dining area.
The Roundhouse kitchen is fitted with Miele appliances, while the living area is divided into zones.
A standout feature is the glass wall revealing the internal garage and the Ferrari, which Heidi described to The Scottish Sun as “an art installation.”
The first floor includes the luxurious principal suite with two dressing rooms and an en suite bathroom.
Three additional bedrooms, two en suite, and a family bathroom provide ample space for a growing family.
A utility room is also located on this floor for added convenience.
According to the listing, the top floor is flooded with natural light, housing a media room with a retractable cinema screen, a home office, and a guest bedroom suite.
The rooftop terrace offers far-reaching views of the city and the Thames.
According to The Scottish Sun, Heidi, 41, and her husband, Alex Partakis, spent two years transforming the industrial space into a family-friendly home.
Their daughters’ play areas include shock-absorbing playground pads, while the bedrooms feature charming pink wallpaper.
A hallway is dedicated to Heidi’s Sugababes career, displaying records from her 11 years in the band.
Having embraced a quieter life, Heidi is planning a move to Surrey with her family.
