A fresh and contemporary two-bedroom apartment in North Kensington with a leafy split-level garden.
Moments from the world-famous Portobello Market, Chesterton Road is a handsome and historical street in North Kensington. Two terraces of period façades frame the iconic Trellick Tower at one end while mature trees create a residential feel. Behind its handsome exterior, a design-led apartment spans considered living spaces and calming bedrooms. A contemporary palette belies the home’s heritage framework. Whitewashed…
A fresh and contemporary two-bedroom apartment in North Kensington with a leafy split-level garden.
Moments from the world-famous Portobello Market, Chesterton Road is a handsome and historical street in North Kensington. Two terraces of period façades frame the iconic Trellick Tower at one end while mature trees create a residential feel. Behind its handsome exterior, a design-led apartment spans considered living spaces and calming bedrooms.
A contemporary palette belies the home’s heritage framework. Whitewashed wood flooring creates a beachy, bohemian atmosphere as period details speak to the property’s past. A large bay window draws natural light into the reception room to illuminate high skirting boards and generous proportions. Through a wide archway, a separate kitchen features modern appliances and stainless-steel splashbacks.
The spacious principal bedroom features cooling tones and a bank of fitted wardrobes. French doors lead directly out to a quiet garden. Herringbone decking defines the seating area while a leafy patio garden takes the upper level. A tranquil guest bedroom enjoys built-in storage and natural light while the family bathroom benefits from a bathtub with an integrated rainfall shower.
Around the corner from the thrum of Golborne Road and footsteps from Portobello Market, Chesterton Road offers easy access to local hotspots. Start your morning at Layla Bakery, grab supplies from Lisboa Delicatessen and Golborne Wine & Deli or lunch at Caia. Alternatively, head down Portobello Road for vintage fashion shopping. Stroll to the Grand Union Canal or Japanese gardens of Holland Park, followed by dinner at three-Michelin-starred Core by Clare Smyth. Ladbroke Grove station is just five minutes away, granting easy access to the rest of London.
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