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A contemporary one-bedroom penthouse apartment for rent, set within a heritage framework, with soaring views out over London’s rooftops.

On one of Notting Hill’s most well-known streets, this light-filled apartment enjoys all the benefits of its lofty fourth and fifth floor position. With its traditional brick façade, the exterior is typically Victorian, although a thoroughly contemporary tone takes over inside.

Found across the top levels of a well-maintained townhouse, the shared hallway’s majestic staircase leads up to the home. Warm wood floors sweep through the open-plan reception room, illuminated by a trio of sash windows. At one end of the space, bookcases line the walls, creating a cosy seating area while a fireplace and ornate mantlepiece provide a focal point. The other half of the room is dedicated to the subtly separated kitchen. Sleek cabinetry and integrated Gaggenau appliances ensure the space is fit for entertaining.

On the same floor, the principal bedroom suite is designed for unwinding. Vast mirrored storage accentuates the sense of space, which is further emphasised by the neutral colour palette. A sense of calm continues into the en suite bathroom, where a rainfall shower and double vanity create a thoroughly considered setting. Also on this floor, you will find the second bedroom, which can serve as an office, fitted with bespoke storage.

The home’s pièce de résistance sits on the building’s fifth floor, up a set of striking floating stairs. Here, a glass-sided entertaining zone unfolds. Sliding doors open onto balconies either side with east- and west-facing views across London’s rooftops. With enough space to seat 10, plus a fireplace and a sink, it is the ultimate space for hosting.  

Warm wood floors sweep through the fourth-floor reception room and cornicing crowns the ceiling, illuminated by a trio of impressive sash windows.