Lee Terrace is a meticulously crafted residence that reinterprets the mews typology, balancing privacy, light, and material refinement. Located within the Blackheath Conservation Area, this contemporary three-bedroom detached home integrates seamlessly into a streetscape of Grade II-listed Victorian buildings. A stepped façade of London stock brick, pre-cast stone, and bronze-finished aluminium lends a refined yet contextual presence to the exterior. Inside, a double-height entryway leads into an open-plan kitchen, dining, and living space, where floor-to-ceiling glazing frames views of a tiered garden. A carefully curated palette of exposed concrete, oak joinery, and dark green cabinetry create warm, light-filled spaces throughout.