From its practical layout to its understated palette of materials, attention to detail prevails at this one-bedroom apartment in Notting Hill.
Found in a yellow-brick townhouse on tree-lined Ladbroke Grove, functionality comes to the fore at this recently renovated second-floor apartment. Inside, high ceilings and large sash windows accentuate the generous proportions of the living space. Along one wall, contrasting matte-black and white kitchen units are finished with light stone countertops to create a streamlined culinary domain. Integrated appliances and a…
From its practical layout to its understated palette of materials, attention to detail prevails at this one-bedroom apartment in Notting Hill.
Found in a yellow-brick townhouse on tree-lined Ladbroke Grove, functionality comes to the fore at this recently renovated second-floor apartment. Inside, high ceilings and large sash windows accentuate the generous proportions of the living space. Along one wall, contrasting matte-black and white kitchen units are finished with light stone countertops to create a streamlined culinary domain. Integrated appliances and a pull-out larder take care of the practicalities.
On the opposite wall, an exposed brick chimney breast introduces textural detail to the otherwise clean-lined backdrop and provides a focal point for a seating area. There’s also room to accommodate a dining table under the window.
Double doors lead out to the hallway, past a convenient cloakroom, to the bedroom suite. Here, an abundance of fitted storage – some of which stretches to the ceiling – helps to declutter the space, creating a minimalist aesthetic. Grey carpet adds a comforting touch, while treetop views from the window contribute a calming feel. From here, stairs lead to the marble-clad en suite shower room.
Highlighted Features
Open-plan reception room and kitchen
Contemporary design
Bedroom with fitted storage and en suite shower room
Running parallel to Portobello Road, Ladbroke Grove is in walking distance of Notting Hill’s many hotspots. Spend weekends antique hunting along Portobello Market, lunching at Ottolenghi or catching a film at The Electric Cinema – all moments away. There’s an abundance of dining options too, from tasting menus at two-Michelin-starred The Ledbury to delectable small plates at Gold. On sunny days, head to the lawns of Holland Park; on colder ones, bag a fireside seat at The Pelican.
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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