Nestled in a quiet street lined with trees, Bassett Road is both a springboard to, and sanctuary from, the vibrant bustle of Notting Hill.
The home is spread across the entire raised ground floor, characterised by high ceilings and reams of light. Enter a spacious open-plan kitchen and living room; its whitewashed walls and dark wood floors offer a neutral blueprint for innovative interior design and homely furnishings. Large bay windows look out onto the leafy street below. A thoughtfully-considered half wall works to…
Nestled in a quiet street lined with trees, Bassett Road is both a springboard to, and sanctuary from, the vibrant bustle of Notting Hill.
The home is spread across the entire raised ground floor, characterised by high ceilings and reams of light. Enter a spacious open-plan kitchen and living room; its whitewashed walls and dark wood floors offer a neutral blueprint for innovative interior design and homely furnishings. Large bay windows look out onto the leafy street below.
A thoughtfully-considered half wall works to zone the kitchen from the living area, with a large south-facing sash window illuminating the space. It’s all sleek cabinetry and integrated appliances, with a cylindrical extractor hood adding a stylish and industrial flair.
Head down the hallway to the master suite. Its soft blonde carpets, wall of fitted white storage and large bay windows affords a laid-back quality to the space, which leads to an en-suite bathroom with a free-standing bath and walk-in shower. A second bedroom features exposed wood floors and neutral walls – a minimalist haven, served by an additional shower room.
Bassett Road has a quiet, neighbourly feel, whilst enjoying excellent proximity to the best boutiques and eateries in Notting Hill. Layla’s Bakery is your go-to for fresh loaves and a morning coffee, before checking out the current exhibitions at Graffik Gallery – both just five minutes from your doorstep. Have lunch at Gold or Ottolenghi, before talking a long stroll around Holland Park and the Design Museum. Ladbroke Grove tube is four minutes away; it’s easy getting to and from the rest of London.
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