


With views over Blenheim & Elgin Communal Garden, this uplifting period conversion prioritises function and finish. Entering the open-plan kitchen and reception, roof windows generously illuminate the room. A recent renovation plays into the form of this top-floor space. Accentuating the vaulted ceiling and bookending the space, deep blue hues play against the gable walls. A shaker-style kitchen features a…
With views over Blenheim & Elgin Communal Garden, this uplifting period conversion prioritises function and finish. Entering the open-plan kitchen and reception, roof windows generously illuminate the room. A recent renovation plays into the form of this top-floor space. Accentuating the vaulted ceiling and bookending the space, deep blue hues play against the gable walls.
A shaker-style kitchen features a Belfast sink, integrated appliances and rose gold accents. Hardwood flooring flows past a dining area to the other end of the space where bespoke joinery creates a streamlined, monochromatic aesthetic. A bright living area benefits from pop-up balconies, which provide views of verdant greenery below.
Two considered bedrooms take the second floor. The calming principal bedroom suite enjoys integrated storage, a feature wall and a large, rear-facing sash window. The stylish en suite bathroom features a bath and separate walk-in rainfall shower.
The guest bedroom is ideal as a nursery and features a large southwest-facing window, fitted storage and a study nook. A design-forward en suite features modern fittings and a marble-clad bathtub.
Open-plan kitchen and reception
Principal bedroom suite
One further bedroom suite
Two bathrooms
Utility room
Access to communal gardens
Recently renovated
Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea
Accentuating the vaulted ceiling and bookending the space, deep blue hues play against the gable walls.
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Enquire nowCaught between the quietude of Holland Park and the bars, boutiques and antiques of Notting Hill, Clarendon Road is a residential street characterised by tall trees and period terraces. Local restaurants include Gold, Casa Cruz and brunch favourite Farm Girl. Or head to three Michelin-starred Core by Clare Smyth. Be home in 10. Further afield, Holland Park’s Japanese gardens make for a perfect afternoon out. On the way home, head to Westfield for retail therapy or White City House for relaxation. With Latimer Road within a few minutes’ walk, the city is within easy reach.
2 bedroom home in Notting Hill W11
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