Just off Kensington Church Street – where antique dealers, independent boutiques and neighbourhood cafés lend the area its enduring charm – this ground-floor apartment offers a considered retreat in the heart of W8. Inside, the reception room unfolds with a spacious open-plan layout. Wooden floors run underfoot, soft blue walls temper the light, and three sash windows frame peaceful street…
Just off Kensington Church Street – where antique dealers, independent boutiques and neighbourhood cafés lend the area its enduring charm – this ground-floor apartment offers a considered retreat in the heart of W8.
Inside, the reception room unfolds with a spacious open-plan layout. Wooden floors run underfoot, soft blue walls temper the light, and three sash windows frame peaceful street views – best enjoyed from the six-seater dining table. Contemporary furnishings sit comfortably alongside more traditional detail: take note of the ornate feature fireplace. An arched opening leads through to the kitchen, where glossy black cabinetry wraps in a decisive U-shape. Integrated appliances streamline the space, while frosted glass cupboards and open shelving soften the overall aesthetic.
The principal bedroom is calm and functional, with generous natural light and well-integrated storage. Its en suite introduces a confident shift in tone, with indigo tiles lining the shower. Two further bedrooms maintain the apartment’s restrained approach, served by a family bathroom complete with a bathtub and heated towel rail.
Bright open-plan dining and reception room
Contemporary kitchen
Principal bedroom suite
Two further bedrooms
Family bathroom
Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea
Wooden floors run underfoot, soft blue walls temper the light, and three sash windows frame peaceful street views – best enjoyed from the six-seater dining table.
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Enquire nowA neighbourhood steeped in history and rich in culture, Peel Street is on the doorstep to West London’s most refined streets. Pick up a caffeine kick from LIFT, then venture to the verdant lawns of Kensington Gardens or Holland Park. Kensington High Street is a short walk away for shopping and grocery offerings. Wander down to Kensington Church Street for antiques browsing, or up into Notting Hill for eclectic stalls and a film at the Electric Cinema or The Gate Picturehouse. Complete the evening with fine dining at local favourites Kitchen W8, Clarke’s or Churchill Arms.
3 bedroom home in Kensington
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