Elgin Crescent

Situated in a quintessential Notting Hill period building is this one-bedroom apartment.

Moments from the colour and character of Portobello Road, this garden-level apartment offers a calm counterpoint to the energy of its surroundings. Set within a quintessential period townhouse, interiors honour its heritage while embracing a modern sensibility.

A full-length sash window draws light into the open-plan dining and reception room – an uplifting space where high ceilings, cornicing and neutral tones set an elegant tone. Contemporary touches bring it into the now: floating shelves, abstract artwork, and a glass-topped dining table designed for relaxed dinners. Next door, a refined kitchen continues the dialogue between old and new, pairing shaker cabinetry and wooden worktops with integrated appliances and a classic butler sink. Outdoors, your private garden awaits – a rare luxury in London. Nestled among greenery and with direct access to the communal gardens, it’s a peaceful setting for slow afternoons.

Elsewhere, the bedroom is soothing and understated, with soft carpeting underfoot and a triple-pane window framing views of the leafy communal gardens. It’s a space designed for rest, wrapped in natural light and character details.