Langham House Close, designed by James Stirling & James Gowan in 1955 and built between 1957-58, is a rare example of a privately funded Modernist project. The property, often referred to as the "Ham Common Flats", features concrete "gargoyles" and spouts, similar to Le Corbusier's Maisons Jaoul. The flat is located in one of the "Pavilions" with lovely views and is just 50m from the entrance to the block, which leads directly onto Ham Common. The property has a share of freehold with a lease of 999 years and a maintenance charge of £185 per month. It is located in the London Borough of Richmond Upon Thames and has a Council Tax band of D.