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My gut says no.
However, once you remove the handlebars and wheels (maybe the fork legs I think with a mate you could move it anywhere. All of that can be built, positioned, then temporarily removed for the journey outside.
The handlebars don't need disassembly - just wrap the tank with a towel, lift and rotate bars, then strap to tank for the journey.
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May be difficult to gauge this, but does a standard-ish size bike (Ducati 748 - XR250) fit through the front door of your London home?
I have a spare room downstairs that I use as a workshop/store bicycles in, and I wouldn't mind taking on a winter project if I can fit it through the front door and round the kink in the hallway.
Ideally fully built up, as It'd be nice to continue to use that room as a parking space once the project is finished.
Depends how wide the door is - door is the standard size in Hackney terrace houses, not wide not narrow.