The classic symmetry of these buildings, with their projecting tiers of French doors and Juliette balconies flanking a glazed central entrance surmounted by a soaring window and pediment, demonstrates the blend of traditional values and contemporary thinking that underpins the design of the homes within. While there are variations in layout between the Princeton and the Yale, all of the apartments are distinguished by the same prestigious features and the same attention to detail. Entered via an unusual hallway with a separate entrance vestibule, each apartment focuses on a living area with French doors and an attractive Juliette balcony at one end, giving an open, airy ambience and a real sense of space. And at the other end of the room, an arched entrance to the kitchen provides all the advantages of open-plan design while keeping the household chores out of the way. The en-suite facilities in the master bedrooms add a dash of luxury.

Please note brick colours and elevational treatment may vary from site to site.