Lansdowne Road has an architectural pedigree stretching back to the 1800s: three-storey stucco townhouses, Dutch gables and round-headed windows. But there’s a 21st-century sensibility to this thoughtfully refurbished one-bedroom apartment.
On the raised ground floor, its high ceilings and bay windows make the most of natural light that fills the reception. Generous proportions impress instantly, but attention has been paid to the smallest details. Whitewashed cornicing, a handsome fireplace and cast iron-style radiators nod to the building’s history. There are clean-lined bookshelves as well air conditioning, a rare perk for…
Lansdowne Road has an architectural pedigree stretching back to the 1800s: three-storey stucco townhouses, Dutch gables and round-headed windows. But there’s a 21st-century sensibility to this thoughtfully refurbished one-bedroom apartment.
On the raised ground floor, its high ceilings and bay windows make the most of natural light that fills the reception. Generous proportions impress instantly, but attention has been paid to the smallest details. Whitewashed cornicing, a handsome fireplace and cast iron-style radiators nod to the building’s history.
There are clean-lined bookshelves as well air conditioning, a rare perk for homes in this neighbourhood. Expect form-meets-function design and immaculate finishes throughout. The modern kitchen enjoys sleek, handless cabinetry and direct access to the reception’s dining area. Next door, the understated bedroom has twin wardrobes, recessed alcoves that double as bedside tables and an oversized window facing east. Morning light is especially good in here. An independent storage area is perfect for stowing suitcases, skis and such.
There is direct access to the communal Lansdowne Gardens through the back of the building, where mature ash trees shade afternoon walks and lawns make great picnic areas.
Connecting Holland Park Avenue and Ladbroke Grove, Lansdowne Road is quintessentially Notting Hill. Its handsome, three-storey terraces make up the neighbourhood’s most desirable streets. Within a five-minute walk you can be dipping between the boutiques, bars and restaurants of Portobello Road and Westbourne Grove.
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Ladbroke Grove (6 mins) 
