Heritage proportions and contemporary flourishes characterise this one-bedroom apartment for rent in Maida Vale.
Behind a blonde-brick and stucco façade, this one-bedroom apartment unfolds with poise. Ascend steps to the raised ground level, where deep wooden floors draw you into the reception and dining space. Softness and scale are thoughtfully balanced here – tall sash windows, soaring ceilings and a muted palette. A four-seat dining table sets the stage for intimate evenings hosting, while…
Heritage proportions and contemporary flourishes characterise this one-bedroom apartment for rent in Maida Vale.
Behind a blonde-brick and stucco façade, this one-bedroom apartment unfolds with poise. Ascend steps to the raised ground level, where deep wooden floors draw you into the reception and dining space. Softness and scale are thoughtfully balanced here – tall sash windows, soaring ceilings and a muted palette. A four-seat dining table sets the stage for intimate evenings hosting, while the velvet sofa invites leisurely afternoons.
Next door, the kitchen takes a minimalist approach – clean-lined cabinetry, stainless steel surfaces and leafy views through a large window. Designed for ease, there’s open shelving overhead and integrated storage, plus a washing machine, below.
The bedroom continues the calm, coloured in muted blush tones and lit by natural light. A Peloton bike finds its place in the corner – perfectly positioned to keep up daily routines – while generous storage keeps the space serene. A family bathroom is a generous spot to reset, complete with a bathtub and overhead shower. Outdoors, residents also enjoy access to a communal garden.
On the outskirts of Maida Vale, this peaceful setting is just moments away from west London’s most picturesque pockets. Take a stroll south to the Paddington Recreation Ground, where tennis courts, athletic tracks and play areas await. Queen’s Park is also within easy reach – start a day there with brunch at Milk Beach then wander around the park. Head to the Wolfpack for drinks or Carmel for Mediterranean inspired cuisine. On Sundays, the local award-winning farmers’ market is a highlight.
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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