A two-bedroom apartment that puts a modern spin on a traditional fabric.
Spread across the raised ground floor of a stucco-fronted townhouse, its façade has the hallmarks of period architecture; Georgian columns, high ceilings and sash windows that make the most of light and space. Its interiors are thoroughly contemporary, with clean lines and minimalist furnishings. Bay windows overlooking a leafy garden and whitewashed floors affords a welcoming brightness to the open-plan…
A two-bedroom apartment that puts a modern spin on a traditional fabric.
Spread across the raised ground floor of a stucco-fronted townhouse, its façade has the hallmarks of period architecture; Georgian columns, high ceilings and sash windows that make the most of light and space. Its interiors are thoroughly contemporary, with clean lines and minimalist furnishings. Bay windows overlooking a leafy garden and whitewashed floors affords a welcoming brightness to the open-plan reception room, which leads seamlessly to the galley kitchen. An example of stylish simplicity, with jet-black granite counters, integrated appliances and glossy storage. Back in the adjoining reception space, cast-iron radiators and an electric fireplace add a sense of warmth and comfort to the understated aesthetic. Furniture is arranged with sociability in mind.
The two west-facing bedrooms are serene and calm spaces. The master is practical and fuss-free with crisp white walls, a built-in wardrobe and atmospheric wall lights. Both are served by a bathroom that can be found at the end of a hallway with additional storage.
Bay windows overlooking a leafy garden and whitewashed floors affords a welcoming brightness to the open-plan reception room, which leads seamlessly to the galley kitchen.
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Situated between Elgin Crescent and Lansdowne Road, this two-bedroom apartment is close to vibrant Portobello Road and classy Westbourne Grove. Spend mornings sifting through vintage finds at Portobello Market before pausing for a pick-me-up at Daylesford. There are plenty of options for social brunches too with Granger and Co, 202 and Gold within easy reach. At the end of Ladbroke Grove is Holland Park Avenue which will lead you to the namesake park.
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Holland Park (10 mins) 
