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Is this Kensington's most unusual home? | Homes and Property

After almost half a century 1960s architecture is coming into its own, as we begin to appreciate the boldest of buildings as products of their time.

Lizzie Rivera
Is this Kensington's most unusual home? | Homes and Property
Is this Kensington's most unusual home?After almost half a century 1960s architecture is coming into its own, as we begin to appreciate the boldest of buildings as products of their time.

This extraordinary Grade II-listed Modernist house, built in 1967, is a prime example. It's on the market for £3,650,000 and couldn't be more atypical of the neighbouring brick and stucco-fronted Victorian houses in one of London's most prestigious postcodes, Kensington. 

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The first floor is a open-plan double-height living room with access to a small terrace above the garage A split-level roof terrace is a sun trap in the summerThe bricks used in the construction of the tower provide a lively pattern of light and shade, particularly within the stairwell throughout its height