Treadgold street

A heritage blueprint invigorated with a modern eye. Interiors that strike a balance between the natural and eclectic. Design-forward family living is realised in this three-bedroom Notting Hill home.

Outside, a Victorian brick façade rings true with the surrounding Avondale Conservation Area. Inside, elegant interiors with playful detailing make a contemporary stamp on a period framework. Solid oak parquet floors draw you into a reception room and kitchen; bi-folding doors can be drawn back to create a sweeping open-plan configuration between the spaces. Natural light is diffused through bay windows, illuminating decorative cornicing and a marble fireplace. Down a step, the skylit gallery kitchen is framed by clean-line cabinetry, Smeg appliances and dedicated Liebherr wine fridges. At its centre, a glossy marble island is streamlined and stylish, accented with copper-toned faucets. Beyond the dining area, floor-to-ceiling glass doors open out to the garden. Patterned tiles and brick walls interplay with climbing greenery, palm bushes and a fig tree.

A sense of openness is afforded by the glass-framed staircase, with immaculately-finished wood treads and bannisters – a material detail you’ll note across joinery, doors and shelves throughout. The second-floor bedroom suite – currently used as a dressing room – is a haven of light elevated by a reclaimed mirror feature wall and detailed wood floors. Its ensuite bathroom has been finished with exceptional detail – a curved free-standing bath takes centre stage, framed by a marble dual vanity and waterfall shower. Rose-gold finishes add a warm yet industrial flair. Two further bedrooms are located downstairs, flooded with light through sash windows. In one, an ensuite bathroom features an oversized shower and striking crystal sinks. The other is served by a family bathroom, wrapped in book-match marble. With inspiring interiors spread across communal and private spaces alike, Treadgold Street sets a benchmark for sophisticated city living.