In this newly-refurbished one-bedroom apartment, well-preserved period architecture sets a refined canvas for contemporary design.
A double-fronted villa makes a handsome first impression as you walk down Hamilton Terrace, one of Maida Vale’s most esteemed addresses. Spread across the second floor of this stock-brick townhouse, a soothing lateral apartment is finished with pale tones and sleek materials against a smart heritage backdrop. There’s a welcoming feel to the entrance hallway, crafted with tall ceilings and…
In this newly-refurbished one-bedroom apartment, well-preserved period architecture sets a refined canvas for contemporary design.
A double-fronted villa makes a handsome first impression as you walk down Hamilton Terrace, one of Maida Vale’s most esteemed addresses. Spread across the second floor of this stock-brick townhouse, a soothing lateral apartment is finished with pale tones and sleek materials against a smart heritage backdrop.
There’s a welcoming feel to the entrance hallway, crafted with tall ceilings and herringbone wood floors. A classic curved archway leads into the open-plan reception and dining room – a sun-filled space, courtesy of large sash windows. Pared-back walls are met with clean-line ceiling cornicing, while the floor space can be neatly zoned for dining and lounging respectively. Next door, the kitchen is a sleek affair with chequerboard floor tiles, marble worktops, muted mirrored splashbacks and hi-tech appliances.
The home’s sophisticated aesthetic continues in the double bedroom. Its neutral tonal palette is softly illuminated through a large sash window, while two full-height wardrobes provide neat storage. The bathroom is wrapped in oversized marble tiling, complete with a walk-in rainfall shower.
Caught between St John’s Wood and Maida Vale, Hamilton Terrace is positioned in one of the capital’s most picturesque neighbourhoods. Weekends are made for brunching at Toast, browsing the antiques shops along Formosa Street and strolling the canal; stop for refreshments at The Summerhouse or The Waterway. You’re within easy reach of one of London’s oldest sporting venues, Lord’s Cricket Ground, as well as the infamous Regent’s Park Zoo. For a spot of evening culture, enjoy live performances at Canal Café Theatre or the Puppet Theatre Barge – followed by drinks at The Hero or dinner at Maguro.
This patch of northwest London has a down-to-earth feel, with a residential set that values its well-preserved architecture, flourishing food scene and expansive green space.
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Maida Vale - 5 mins (Bakerloo) 
