Minimalist design creates a calming backdrop for Notting Hill living at this two-bedroom apartment.
Along Ladbroke Gardens, period townhouses speak of Notting Hill’s esteemed architectural heritage. Beyond a towering Victorian façade, this two-bedroom apartment sees heritage proportions energised with contemporary design. Found on the fourth floor, lateral living spaces are elevated with light. A pared-back canvas for creativity, the dining and reception room is primed to be reconceived as your own. Soothing white walls,…
Minimalist design creates a calming backdrop for Notting Hill living at this two-bedroom apartment.
Along Ladbroke Gardens, period townhouses speak of Notting Hill’s esteemed architectural heritage. Beyond a towering Victorian façade, this two-bedroom apartment sees heritage proportions energised with contemporary design.
Found on the fourth floor, lateral living spaces are elevated with light. A pared-back canvas for creativity, the dining and reception room is primed to be reconceived as your own. Soothing white walls, a restrained material palette and reams of natural light create a handsome framework for modern design. Sash windows span the width of the space, lending a peaceful feel to this social setting. Connected through an opening to the rear of the room, a kitchen comes backdropped by a mosaic backsplash in tonal olive hues. Stainless steel counters pair with minimalist cabinetry, while a picture window offers a leafy outlook.
Elsewhere, a subtle palette ensues through two calming bedrooms. There’s a restful feel to the principal, featuring two generous windows, soothing neutral tones and a wall of fitted wardrobes. A sophisticated family bathroom, featuring a bathtub and overhead shower, completes the apartment.
One of Notting Hill’s peace-and-quiet roads, Ladbroke Gardens epitomises the grandeur of the area’s architectural heritage. In a matter of minutes, reach the vibrant thoroughfares of Westbourne Grove and Portobello Road. Head to SoulCycle or Bodyism for a morning workout, followed by brunch at Granger & Co. Groceries are best from Notting Hill Fish + Meat Shop or Daylesford Organic. Spend an afternoon browsing antiques stalls and boutique shops, followed by a film at the Electric Cinema.
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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Holland Park – 10 mins (Central) 
