Princedale Road

This four-bedroom home for sale in Holland Park blends design-forward living with environmental foresight and architectural beauty.

At the end of a row of impressive stucco-fronted townhouses, this four-storey masterpiece makes a statement. Detailed brickwork adorns the flank wall, while a striking black front door marks the entrance. Sustainability is at the home’s core with integrated cutting-edge environmental systems, including mechanical ventilation, by-product generated hot water and triple-glazed windows – all wrapped in period charm.

Inside, interior charm unfolds in the open-plan reception room and kitchen. Dinesen timber floors run underfoot; the wood’s expressive grain adds texture and warmth to the room, beneath crisp white walls and soaring ceilings. A bay window, complete with a bespoke bench seat, welcomes soft daylight into the space, where a floating log burner offers both a visual anchor and practical comfort. Log storage is cleverly integrated – form meets function in every corner.

The kitchen is defined by dark wood cabinetry and a monolithic black granite island with an integrated hob and concealed extractor fan. An intricate marble slab forms a dramatic splashback behind the sink, contrasting with the utilitarian elegance of double Miele ovens. A sky-lit, cantilevered Dinesen table sets the stage for entertaining. Beyond, Crittall-style triple-glazed doors lead to a private courtyard garden, brought to life by a vertical living wall.

Floating timber stairs connect each of the home’s light-filled levels. Downstairs, a sky-lit living room unfolds. This versatile space is fitted with a bespoke bar, wine fridges and cinema-style comfort. A sliding door reveals a utility room, cloakroom and an en suite bedroom – ideal for guests.

Upstairs, the first and second floors are reserved for rest and relaxation. The principal bedroom is a masterclass in minimalism, featuring twin southwest-facing sash windows and a full wall of bespoke storage. Its en suite is equally refined: a marble-topped vanity, double shower and digitally controlled steam room sit behind a sculptural stone doorway. Two additional bedrooms share a family bathroom where stone surfaces, a sunken bath and an interchangeable privacy sash window emphasise the home’s thoughtful detailing.

Crowning it all is the pièce de résistance: a private roof terrace with sweeping views of West London’s chimney-flecked skyline. Accessed via an automated sliding glass panel, this outdoor oasis includes a full kitchen, black granite countertops and a Champagne sink – an ideal setting for evening tipples and golden-hour dinners.