Meridian represents a small number of exceptional properties each year, sold quietly between people who understand that discretion is the last true luxury.
By appointment onlyA glimpse only. Floor plans, provenance, and the rest of the photography are shared privately, after introduction.
No. IPrivate sale · agreed
Clifftop, north coast — architect: Studio Halvorsen, 2019
Two hundred metres of glass facing open water, a reflecting pool that borrows the horizon, and a cellar cut into the rock. The kind of house that ends dinner-party arguments about modernism.
No. IIAvailable · by appointment
The old quarter — Georgian, 1811, listed Grade II
Five floors of original plasterwork and staircases that creak in Latin. Restored over four years by people who argue about lime mortar at parties. The garden square key comes on its original brass fob.
No. IIIAvailable · autumn viewing
Lake district — architect: Ono & Field, 2022
A single storey of cedar and stone that sits on the waterline like it grew there. The lake is private, the loons are not, and the boathouse sleeps four people you actually like.
No. IVOff market · enquire
Financial district — floors 61 & 62, private elevator
Three hundred and sixty degrees of city through eleven-foot glass, a library that took two cranes to install, and the only private observatory dome the planning board has ever approved. Twice.
Every relationship begins over a table, not a form. We take on twelve clients a year; we decline more than we accept.
You will never be shown a property to make another one look reasonable. Three houses, each of which could be the one.
Lawyers briefed, keys cut, wine cellar catalogued. The last thing we hand over is a bound history of your house.
Figures illustrative — this is a fictional brokerage, and a rather good one.
Write to us with a sentence or two about what you are looking for — or what you are leaving behind. We respond within the day, on paper if you prefer.