Drawn together with autumnal tones and retro styling, inviting living spaces unfold across this four-bedroom family home for rent.
Just minutes from Queen’s Park, this four-bedroom house benefits from a welcome sense of peace and privacy. A vibrant palette of tone and texture creates a colourful first impression in the kitchen, the central hub for an array of living areas. A wall of dazzling tiles lends an uplifting air, while minimalist cabinetry brings a considered sense of balance. Dine…
Drawn together with autumnal tones and retro styling, inviting living spaces unfold across this four-bedroom family home for rent.
Just minutes from Queen’s Park, this four-bedroom house benefits from a welcome sense of peace and privacy. A vibrant palette of tone and texture creates a colourful first impression in the kitchen, the central hub for an array of living areas. A wall of dazzling tiles lends an uplifting air, while minimalist cabinetry brings a considered sense of balance. Dine at the breakfast bar or step through double doors leading seamlessly to a versatile seating and dining area.
At the opposite end, architectural interventions flood light through a spacious split-level living area. Clean lines and a restrained palette keep things contemporary, while earthy-toned details and an exposed brick wall create cohesion with the garden beyond.
Considered design continues upstairs, where four bedrooms arranged across the first and second floor offer light-filled spaces to retreat to. Calming neutral colours define the principal bedroom, which enjoys an indulgent walk-in wardrobe and monochrome en suite bathroom. The second bedroom is accessible via this room, offering impressive versatility for younger family members, or as a seamless extension of the principal. Two further bedrooms are light and spacious, served by a family bathroom and shower room.
Positioned next to Queen’s Park, Summerfield Avenue is a family friendly springboard to some of west London’s most varied offerings. Just a stroll away, head to Milk Beach for a caffeine kick or brunch, before heading to the park’s leafy lawns. On more active afternoons, take your rackets along to the tennis courts. Stop by Michiko Sushino to refuel. After dinner and drinks at Carmel, conclude the evening at The Lexi, a coveted independent cinema.
This patch of northwest London has a down-to-earth feel, with a residential set that values its well-preserved architecture, flourishing food scene and expansive green space.
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Queen’s Park – 4 mins (Bakerloo, Overground) 
