Light-flooded lateral living with a touch of eclecticism. Ladbroke Grove’s handsome heritage framework has been invigorated with thoughtfully-considered interiors.
A quintessential Notting Hill period townhouse reimagined with creative interiors and a welcoming atmosphere, Ladbroke Grove is set for uplifting city dwelling. Ascend to the first floor and enter a spacious open-plan reception room and kitchen – bearing the hallmarks of its period pedigree with high ceilings, sleek cornicing and an ornate marble fireplace. Courtesy of its enviable corner plot,…
Light-flooded lateral living with a touch of eclecticism. Ladbroke Grove’s handsome heritage framework has been invigorated with thoughtfully-considered interiors.
A quintessential Notting Hill period townhouse reimagined with creative interiors and a welcoming atmosphere, Ladbroke Grove is set for uplifting city dwelling. Ascend to the first floor and enter a spacious open-plan reception room and kitchen – bearing the hallmarks of its period pedigree with high ceilings, sleek cornicing and an ornate marble fireplace. Courtesy of its enviable corner plot, sunlight pours in through large bay windows. It’s an easy-going environment with an eclectic edge; whitewashed walls lend attention to eye-catching artwork, a patterned ottoman and mid-century modern armchairs. The kitchen is all pale cabinetry and marble surfaces, with direct access to a suntrap balcony.
Down the corridor – which features a wall of floor-to-ceiling storage – find the tranquil double bedroom. Its neutral palette is illuminated through sash windows, with plenty of wardrobe space for a clutter-free environment. Next door, a bathroom is finished with greyscale marble surfaces.
A prime Notting Hill postcode with fantastic proximity to some of west London’s best offerings. Take your pick of brunch plates or coveted boutiques along on Westbourne Grove. The vibrant Portobello Road is just around the corner, home to a host of treasure-laden antique stalls and a thriving street food scene. For respite from the throng, head to Kyoto Garden of Holland Park or amble along the Serpentine Lake in Hyde Park. An evening of fine dining at local favourites Orasay, Osteria Basilica and E+O.
At the northern side of The Westway, things take a spirited turn thanks to North Kensington’s wealth of independent traders and community-minded residents.
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Ladbroke Grove (4 mins) 
