Light-flooded lateral living that harmonises period elegance with contemporary design. A three-bedroom apartment with an enviable Notting Hill postcode.
Set on the first floor of a period conversion, this lateral three-bedroom home is a stylish city sanctum. Enter a spacious reception room, bearing the hallmarks of its period heritage – intricate cornicing and high ceilings are illuminated through large sash windows. Whitewashed walls lend attention to eclectic artwork; sweeping parquet floors offer a spacious footprint for living and dining…
Light-flooded lateral living that harmonises period elegance with contemporary design. A three-bedroom apartment with an enviable Notting Hill postcode.
Set on the first floor of a period conversion, this lateral three-bedroom home is a stylish city sanctum. Enter a spacious reception room, bearing the hallmarks of its period heritage – intricate cornicing and high ceilings are illuminated through large sash windows. Whitewashed walls lend attention to eclectic artwork; sweeping parquet floors offer a spacious footprint for living and dining areas. Behind bi-folding doors, find a thoroughly tranquil kitchen featuring runs of pale cabinets, smooth surfaces and a sleek metro tiled splashback. From here, climb the step ladder onto the roof terrace; an alfresco suntrap, set with a barbecue and outdoors seating for entertaining in warmer months.
Back inside, the master suite is all soothing tones and elegant furnishings. Its spacious proportions are accentuated by floor-to-ceiling curtains that frame sash windows. An ensuite bathroom is wrapped in tongue and groove wainscoting and pale blue walls. Two further bedrooms – which can be reimagined as peaceful home offices – are served by a sleek shower room.
Sharing the street with some of Notting Hill’s best architecture and most exclusive restaurants – including three Michelin-star Core by Clare Smith – Kensington Park Road puts you within easy reach of the neighbourhood’s most coveted addresses. It runs parallel to Portobello Road, where bohemian boutiques, bars and market stalls will keep you occupied for hours. Westbourne Grove is within easy reach for brunch spots and uplifting workouts at Bodyism or Psycle. Stretch your legs and picnic in the manicured lawns of Holland Park – just a fifteen-minute walk.
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Notting Hill Gate (12 mins) 
