Langham House Close, designed by James Stirling & James Gowan in 1955-58, is a renowned example of Modernist architecture, influenced by Le Corbusier's Maisons Jaoul. The building's concrete "gargoyles" and spouts are a distinctive feature. This flat, located in one of the "Pavilions," offers lovely views from all sides and is just 50m from Ham Common, a traditional village with a pub, pond, and cricket pitch. The area is also close to Ham House (National Trust) and Richmond Park. The property is a share of freehold with a 999-year lease, and the maintenance charge is £185 per month. The council tax band is D, and the property is located in the London Borough of Richmond Upon Thames.