Treadgold Street

Serene and sophisticated. This light-filled three-bedroom home in Notting Hill is a tranquil retreat pairing modern design principles with heritage accents.

The thrum of Notting Hill quietens as you turn down Treadgold Street. Brick façades line the way to a considered home that plays with contrasts to produce eye-catching interiors. Grounded by an original fireplace, a double reception is bright and airy thanks to generous proportions and a large bay window. Wooden shutters create dappled light across this whitewashed space, creating an uplifting feel.

Hardwood flooring flows past an exposed brick feature wall and into the kitchen. A large skylight pours rejuvenating sunlight into the space to illuminate careful design decisions. A shaker-style kitchen is offset with chrome accents. Across one wall, distinctive black cabinetry is complemented by dark stone worktops and an inky range oven. The stainless steel fridge marks a change of palette from which point the cabinetry wears white. A large glass door leads out to a leafy patio garden to the rear.

Occupying the first floor, the principal bedroom suite is a sanctum of calming tones and organic textures. This space features large sash windows, a bank of fitted wardrobes and an en suite bathroom with marble accents and a walk-in rainfall shower. One further bedroom on this level features a vaulted ceiling, a roof window and a Juliette balcony. A bathroom enjoys subway tiles and a pistachio-green ship-lap backsplash.

On the top floor, a generous third bedroom benefits from recessed shelving, a vertical chrome radiator and an ensuite bathroom completed with cobalt-blue tiles and a freestanding bathtub.