A meticulous reworking within a Victorian townhouse. Bespoke interventions uplift this two-bedroom apartment for rent.
Set within a red-brick and stucco townhouse close to South Kensington’s best offerings, this two-bedroom home captures the dialogue between past and present. Architectural updates amplify light and space, all while respecting the fabric of the original framework. The open-plan living area has an effortless flow: oak herringbone floors run beneath soft, neutral walls; light pours in through twin south-facing…
A meticulous reworking within a Victorian townhouse. Bespoke interventions uplift this two-bedroom apartment for rent.
Set within a red-brick and stucco townhouse close to South Kensington’s best offerings, this two-bedroom home captures the dialogue between past and present. Architectural updates amplify light and space, all while respecting the fabric of the original framework.
The open-plan living area has an effortless flow: oak herringbone floors run beneath soft, neutral walls; light pours in through twin south-facing sash windows. A black fireplace anchors the room – while the surrounding space flows naturally for dining, cooking or conversation.
The kitchen lies to the rear, conceived almost entirely bespoke. Custom solid wood cabinetry sits beneath a single sweep of stone – a countertop that sweeps up to form a splashback and frame for the shelving above. Integrated appliances are set discreetly within the joinery, keeping the design functional. A floating open-tread staircase adds a sculptural note, ascending to the home’s non-demised flat roof.
Elsewhere, two bedrooms share the same calm intention. In the principal, bespoke wardrobes line one wall, while sash windows open onto a small balcony. A generous bathroom serves both bedrooms, finished in ceramic tiles with a deep bathtub and walk-in shower.
The home further benefits from soundproofed floors, acoustic underlay and renewed insulation.
Moments from vibrant institutions like the Victoria & Albert Museum and the Natural History Museum, a sense of peace prevails. Grab a coffee to go from HJEM before a stroll around the museums, or head north to Hyde Park. Coveted local restaurants such as Margaux, Yashin Ocean House and Zuma are perfect for get-togethers. For a day of shopping, there’s Kensington High Street to the north, Chelsea’s iconic Kings Road to the south and the upmarket department stores of Knightsbridge to the east – followed by a performance closer to home at The Royal Albert Hall. Head to The Troubadour for an evening of live music.
Earl’s Court - 7 mins (Circle, District, Piccadilly)
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Earl’s Court - 7 mins (Circle, District, Piccadilly) 
