A calming retreat with a front-row perspective on the iconic Portobello Road. This considered two-bedroom apartment is dressed in neutral, stony tones and completed by front and rear terraces.
A breather from the energy of Portobello Market, a first-floor apartment combines design-led interiors and thoughtfully appointed outdoor spaces. The eye is instantly drawn to the open-plan kitchen and reception room. Light is channelled through the space via a generous bay window at the front and French doors to the rear. The eat-in kitchen features whitewashed, minimalistic cabinetry, integrated appliances…
A calming retreat with a front-row perspective on the iconic Portobello Road. This considered two-bedroom apartment is dressed in neutral, stony tones and completed by front and rear terraces.
A breather from the energy of Portobello Market, a first-floor apartment combines design-led interiors and thoughtfully appointed outdoor spaces. The eye is instantly drawn to the open-plan kitchen and reception room. Light is channelled through the space via a generous bay window at the front and French doors to the rear. The eat-in kitchen features whitewashed, minimalistic cabinetry, integrated appliances and textural grey subway tiles.
Hardwood flooring sweeps into the living area which benefits from a neutral palette and built-in shelving. A west-facing terrace provides a vantage point over one of London’s most famous roads. By contrast, a larger, decked terrace sits at the rear. This quiet, leafy space is enclosed with privacy screens and provides ample space for entertaining.
A bank of wardrobes stretches across one wall of the tranquil principal bedroom. French doors lead straight out onto the rear terrace while a stylish en suite bathroom pairs modern fixtures with a large, freestanding shower. The guest bedroom combines fitted storage and a sand-toned carpet with a bay window. A family bathroom enjoys an Azure-blue wood feature wall and a bath with an integrated shower.
Often free of traffic, Portobello Road is nonetheless one of Notting Hill’s most beloved thoroughfares. Kick off your morning with a pastry from The Hummingbird Bakery, grab some reading material from Notting Hill bookshop then caffeinate at Gail’s or Coffee Plant. Indulge in some retail therapy at Sub Couture or The House of Retro. Alternatively, head to the lawns and gardens or Hyde or Holland Park. Come the evening, local renowned restaurants include Gold and three-Michelin-starred Core by Clare Smyth. Catch a film on the way home at The Electric Cinema. Be home in seconds.
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