Bright and airy spaces define this four-bedroom family house for rent on Chamberlayne Road.
From the street, this redbrick semi-detached home keeps its quiet composure. Inside, three floors come attuned to contemporary family living. At the heart of the home, a generous kitchen, dining and reception room is enhanced with a full-width extension. The kitchen is streamlined and sophisticated: glossy white cabinetry, Miele appliances and sleek subway tiles. Tiled floors keep things cool underfoot,…
Bright and airy spaces define this four-bedroom family house for rent on Chamberlayne Road.
From the street, this redbrick semi-detached home keeps its quiet composure. Inside, three floors come attuned to contemporary family living.
At the heart of the home, a generous kitchen, dining and reception room is enhanced with a full-width extension. The kitchen is streamlined and sophisticated: glossy white cabinetry, Miele appliances and sleek subway tiles. Tiled floors keep things cool underfoot, sweeping through the adjacent lounge and dining area. Built-in cabinetry and wall-to-wall shelving streamline the architecture, leaving room for books, music and conversation to take centre stage. A broad run of glazing slides back, dissolving boundaries with the garden. Outside, the patio offers a dedicated setting for outdoor dining; the lawn beyond is primed for summer games.
Upstairs, the mood softens. Bedrooms are calm and well proportioned, finished with warm wooden floors and pared-back design that lets the leafy outlook do the work. The principal suite enjoys a serene en suite – complete with a rolltop tub and separate shower – while three additional rooms flex easily between children’s bedrooms, guests or workspace.
A hub for creatives, commuters and celebrities, Kensal Rise is a neighbourhood brimming with eclectic eateries and a keen sense of community. Coveted haunts include Carmel, Michiko Sushino and The Wolfpack. Queen’s Park awaits long weekend walks, followed by a film at Lexi Cinema. Pick up a page-turner at Queen’s Park Books, before browsing local produce at the farmer’s market. With plenty of transport options on your doorstep, there’s easy access to the rest of the capital.
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.
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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Kensal Rise - 7 mins 
