Situated in an imposing white stucco Victorian terrace, this beautifully designed apartment effortlessly blends traditional and contemporary.
The open-plan living space is united by dark wood floors, high ceilings, wraparound coving and a sandstone fireplace. Modern accents elevate its old-world blueprint in the kitchen; sleek floor-to-ceiling kitchen units, integrated high-spec appliances but the focal point here is the beautiful marble island. The room is light-filled thanks to the conservatory-style extension that runs the entire length of the…
Situated in an imposing white stucco Victorian terrace, this beautifully designed apartment effortlessly blends traditional and contemporary.
The open-plan living space is united by dark wood floors, high ceilings, wraparound coving and a sandstone fireplace. Modern accents elevate its old-world blueprint in the kitchen; sleek floor-to-ceiling kitchen units, integrated high-spec appliances but the focal point here is the beautiful marble island.
The room is light-filled thanks to the conservatory-style extension that runs the entire length of the reception room. From here, you can access the walled patio garden – a coveted feature in the city. The master bedroom – painted in Farrow & Ball’s skimming stone – echoes the dark wood floors of the reception and is framed with large bay windows on one side and wall-to-wall storage on the other. It’s served by an en-suite WC while a chic, fully-tiled bathroom sits next door. It’s generously mirrored, with space for both a bath as well as a generous walk-in shower, and a basin that is set into a floating storage unit. A second bedroom is tucked away at the end of the apartment and is perfect for guests or homeworking.
Kensington offers the best of both worlds, combining a real sense of community with the buzz of chic city living. Palace Gardens Terrace enjoys the quietness of being set among cherry-tree lined residential streets yet is within easy reach of the green spaces of Kensington Gardens and Hyde Park as well as the bustling Kensington High Street, with its fine array of boutiques and cafés. There’s culture aplenty too, from the Serpentine Gallery and the Design Museum to the Royal Albert Hall.
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