


On a private gated mews, the bustle of Kensington Park Road and Portobello Road awaits at the other side of the cobbled street. Behind a smart brick exterior, this expertly-finished two-bedroom home takes design cues from the opulent roaring twenties and its characterful neighbourhood. The kitchen makes a bold statement upon entrance. Dark stained parquet floors ground the space, whilst…
On a private gated mews, the bustle of Kensington Park Road and Portobello Road awaits at the other side of the cobbled street. Behind a smart brick exterior, this expertly-finished two-bedroom home takes design cues from the opulent roaring twenties and its characterful neighbourhood.
The kitchen makes a bold statement upon entrance. Dark stained parquet floors ground the space, whilst eye is drawn upwards to a ceiling mural of the sky. Crafted by Smallbone, the culinary setting pairs form with function: a marble island is illuminated by a trio of pendant lights, whilst a chef-grade Wolf rangemaster oven and Miele appliances are framed by whitewashed cabinets. Textural flair is afforded by an exposed brick feature wall, delineating a banquette seating area. The main dining room is positioned next door, filled with natural light courtesy of a sash window and the glass wall that separates it from the kitchen.
The modish aesthetic is carried between each floor with a striking glass staircase finished with chrome handrails. Ascend to the first floor, where a black and white panel ribbons around the ceiling of a spacious reception room. With its mirrored wall panels, full-length draped curtains, bespoke home bar and Planika fireplace, it’s a luxe setting tailor-made for socialising. There’s a dedicated study area too, complete with sophisticated bookshelves.
Spread across the top floor is the principal bedroom suite, capitalising on its high vantage point with dual-aspect fenestration. It’s a stylishly monochromatic space, with dark plush carpets that contrast with whitewashed walls. A French door opens onto a private roof terrace overlooking the peaceful mews below. Back inside, the en suite bathroom is a showpiece of book-matched marble.
The home’s lower-ground floor hosts a sumptuous cinema room, complete with royal blue seating and neatly-engineered track lighting. Sharing this floor is a utility room and second bedroom with detailed wallpaper and floor-to-ceiling mirrored wardrobes.
Contemporary kitchen
Spacious reception room
Principal bedroom suite with dressing room
One further bedroom
One further bathroom
Cinema room
Terrace
Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea
The modish aesthetic is carried between each floor with a striking glass staircase finished with chrome handrails.
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Enquire nowOn the cusp of two of Notting Hill’s most renowned arteries – Kensington Park Road and Portobello Road – find yourself in the heart of the action. Head for brunch at local favourites Farm Girl and Beam, pick up provisions at The Grocer on Elgin, or celebrate special occasions at three Michelin star Core by Clare Smyth. The area’s countless vintage boutiques and market stalls are prime perusing territory, as is local gallery Siegfried Contemporary. For something more energetic, workout at Bodyism or go for a stroll in nearby Holland Park.
1 bedroom home in Notting Hill W11
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