Picture rails emphasise the ceiling height, while a full-height sash window fills the room with natural light.
A sense of calm defines this first-floor apartment, where high ceilings, whitewashed walls and warm wooden floors create a refined setting. In the open-plan kitchen and reception room, stone-toned cabinetry conceals integrated appliances, backdropped by a period fireplace and space for dining. The footprint flows seamlessly into the living area, where another fireplace adds a focal point for relaxing. Picture…
Picture rails emphasise the ceiling height, while a full-height sash window fills the room with natural light.
A sense of calm defines this first-floor apartment, where high ceilings, whitewashed walls and warm wooden floors create a refined setting. In the open-plan kitchen and reception room, stone-toned cabinetry conceals integrated appliances, backdropped by a period fireplace and space for dining. The footprint flows seamlessly into the living area, where another fireplace adds a focal point for relaxing. Picture rails emphasise the period proportions of the room, while a full-height sash window fills the room with natural light.
The principal bedroom continues the tranquil palette, with pale blue walls, sisal flooring and large sash windows that draw in the light. Charcoal-hued wardrobes offer tonal contrast and storage, while a door leads to the adjoining shower room.
The guest bedroom is equally considered, with built-in shelving and a soft, neutral finish. The family bathroom features grey tiling and an oversized sash window, creating a bright, understated space.
A peaceful spot not far from the bustle of Portobello Road and Westbourne Grove, Chepstow Road is an idyllic setting to experience Notting Hill living. Start the day with an uplifting workout at Psycle, then enjoy a well-deserved brunch from Granger & Co. or Beam. Afternoons are for wandering the antiques and vintage stalls on Portobello Road. Come evening, there’s myriad dining spots on your doorstep. Stop at Cépages Wine Bistro for French tapas and boutique wines, or The Barbary or Dorian for fine dining. Afterwards, head to local favourite gastropubs The Cow or The Prince Bonaparte, and be home in 30 seconds.
The best of both worlds, Bayswater and Hyde Park boast peaceful residential streets as well as fantastic proximity to Central London and one of the capital’s largest green spaces.
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Westbourne Park – 10 mins (Circle, Hammersmith & City) 
