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House in Highgate Cemetery
Robert Elliot’s house in Highgate cemetery designed by Eldridge Smerin architects would be a perfect setting for a Halloween party. To have a living room view of one of London’s most famous cemeteries must be eerily beautiful and quite cinematic. The house is one of the finest contemporary houses in London filled with natural light and granite, wood, glass, exposed concrete ceilings, walls and columns being major components. Elliot, a trained chartered surveyor and a travel photographer, lives here alone but has family nearby; he can see his great-grandfathers grave from his kitchen window.
Eldridge Smerin Architects HERE
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