Ladbroke Grove

In one of west London’s most coveted neighbourhoods, organic materials, full-height glazing and pared-back tones shape this newly-designed four-bedroom home for sale.

Set between Holland Park and Notting Hill, this four-bedroom home has an enviable postcode; and set back from the road, there’s a sense of quietude to the property from the outset. Recently refurbished with a warm, contemporary sensibility, its interiors are defined by natural materials, bespoke detailing and an abundance of light – with a spacious layout that awaits the rhythms of modern family life.

Warm parquet floors and pale walls in Farrow & Ball’s ‘Pointing’ set the tone across the expansive ground floor. In the living room, built-in shelving frames a contemporary fireplace, creating a cosy focal point. Sash windows bring in sunlight, while underfloor heating runs throughout for added comfort.

Full-height Crittall glazing leads through to the kitchen and dining room, which forms the social heart of the home. A sculptural Imperial Marble waterfall island anchors the kitchen, doubling as a breakfast bar, while bespoke joinery, gilded hardware and hi-spec appliances add understated polish. Skylights draw daylight deep into the space, illuminating two distinct dining areas: a relaxed banquette area and a more formal setting for larger gatherings. Beyond, glazed doors open onto a private tiled patio, extending the living space outside. Elsewhere, the utility room brings a playful note with floral Jane Clayton wallpaper and fern-green wainscoting.

On the top floor, there’s a distinctly private feel to the principal bedroom suite. Sash windows and a skylight illuminate the space, while generous integrated wardrobes keep things tidy. The adjoining bathroom is finished with a marble-topped dual vanity and sculptural freestanding bath.

Three further bedrooms occupy the first floor, continuing the home’s pared-back material palette. Each has integrated wardrobes, while one benefits from its own en suite bathroom. The remaining two open through Crittall doors onto a private terrace – a suntrap spot with views down to the floor below through two glazed panels.