Once home to the historic Kensington Cinema, later the Odeon Cinema, a landmark from the 1920s, the building’s listed façade has been carefully preserved, celebrating London’s cultural heritage while welcoming a new generation of residents.

As Phase 1 reaches completion and Phase 2 begins, every detail reflects enduring quality. Indeed, both quality and sustainability are central: that’s why the developer selected Lema wardrobes for all the apartments. They are designed to last, modular, adaptable so residents can reconfigure storage, switch finishes, adapt over time. This approach aligns with circular-economy values much championed by the developer Lodha.

Across the entire scheme: 106 apartments, four elegant buildings set around a landscaped courtyard, with premium amenities including a health-club and spa, a multi-screen cinema, and automated parking. A true example of circular design, in harmony to feel at home, the Lema way.