Natural light and heritage proportions set an uplifting tone for this contemporary one-bedroom apartment in Bayswater.
Outside, a quintessential stock brick townhouse is indicative of the area’s esteemed architectural heritage. Inside, a lateral one-bedroom apartment has been crafted for modern city living. Ascend to the property’s first floor, which opens into a spacious open-plan kitchen and reception room. Whitewashed walls are grounded by dark wood floors, while a pair of floor-to-ceiling French windows flood the space…
Natural light and heritage proportions set an uplifting tone for this contemporary one-bedroom apartment in Bayswater.
Outside, a quintessential stock brick townhouse is indicative of the area’s esteemed architectural heritage. Inside, a lateral one-bedroom apartment has been crafted for modern city living. Ascend to the property’s first floor, which opens into a spacious open-plan kitchen and reception room. Whitewashed walls are grounded by dark wood floors, while a pair of floor-to-ceiling French windows flood the space with sunlight. Beyond the doors, a private balcony is framed with ornate iron fencing.
The interior can be delineated between living and dining spots, backdropped by a decorative fireplace surround and eye-catching Vertigo pendant light. The culinary setting is minimalist: glossy stone worktops and pale cabinets are accentuated with black hardware, and wooden floating shelves introduce a rustic edge.
The home’s contemporary character ensues in the principal bedroom, situated beyond the entranceway. Built-in wardrobes are a neat storage solution. Next door, the bathroom is wrapped in smooth tiles and features a sleek bathtub.
The best-of-both-worlds, Durham Terrace is a quiet residential enclave with enviable proximity to Bayswater and Notting Hill’s vibrant offerings. Westbourne Grove is a few minutes’ walk away, lined with boutiques, wellness and brunch spots. Try a class at Bodysim, Psycle and 1Rebel, or take a longer stroll around the lawns of Hyde Park. Further along is Portobello Road, set for antiques shopping and films at the Electric Cinema. Fine dining favourites include Caractère, Dorian and Caia, while The Cow — a coveted local pub — is just down the road.
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Royal Oak - 5 mins (Circle, Hammersmith & City) 
