The Dockmaster's House, a Grade II listed property, was designed by renowned architect Philip Hardwick in 1827 and has a rich history. The house has undergone significant renovations, including the combination of the original Dockmaster's House with the adjacent Toll House, which was redesigned in the style of Sir John Soane. The property boasts stunning river views from its first-floor drawing room and raised ground-floor dining room, with apsidal windows facing the Thames and side windows framing Tower Bridge and The Shard. The property features a Georgian cellar, a dumb waiter, and a central atrium with a beautiful staircase. The garden, designed by Todd Longstaffe Gowan, is a formal country house garden with a parterre, mature roses, and multiple locations for outdoor entertaining. The property also has a unique private dock, 24-hour private security, and daily refuse collection. With its unique layout, stunning views, and luxurious features, this property is a rare find in London.