Set within a Victorian mansion block in Notting Hill, this one-bedroom apartment for rent pairs period character with garden views.
Standing since the 1870s, the stucco façade of this Victorian mansion block towers above landscaped gardens and private gates. From the fourth floor, this apartment looks out across the greenery – a calm backdrop to its considered interiors. Inside, a dining and reception room is anchored by a wide bay window, framing the gardens below and creating a natural spot…
Set within a Victorian mansion block in Notting Hill, this one-bedroom apartment for rent pairs period character with garden views.
Standing since the 1870s, the stucco façade of this Victorian mansion block towers above landscaped gardens and private gates. From the fourth floor, this apartment looks out across the greenery – a calm backdrop to its considered interiors.
Inside, a dining and reception room is anchored by a wide bay window, framing the gardens below and creating a natural spot for mornings. Wooden floors bring warmth to the neutral scheme, sweeping through to a streamlined kitchen tucked neatly into a nook. This setting makes the most of space, featuring integrated appliances, sleek white cabinetry and a pristine tiled splashback.
The bedroom continues the restrained palette, softly lit by natural light and finished with beige carpet underfoot. A family bathroom, complete with bathtub and overhead shower, serves the home. For moments outdoors, residents enjoy access to the communal garden.
Just moments from Portobello Road and Westbourne Grove, Colville Gardens puts you in the centre of vibrant Notting Hill life. There are an abundance of brunch spots and boutique fitness centres to start your mornings here, before sourcing organic produce at Daylesford, Sally Clarke’s or the Notting Hill Fish + Meat shop. It’s not far to reach Holland Park or Kensington Gardens for leisurely strolls, dog walks and runs. Come evening, there are plenty of beloved local pubs on your doorstep, including The Pelican, The Cow and The Ledbury, or head to the iconic Electric Cinema — one of London’s oldest working picture houses.
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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