- Open-plan double reception and dining room +
- Contemporary kitchen +
- Principal bedroom suite +
- Guest bedroom suite +
- One further bedroom +
- Shower room +
- South-east facing roof terrace with outstanding views +
- Communal gardens access +
- Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea +
Found in an imposing, double-fronted building on a quiet, tree-lined street, this third-floor home makes a confident first impression, framed by a glass canopy and patterned mosaic tiles. Inside, period architecture gives way to a more modern mindset.
The living spaces are bright, balanced and designed for ease. The open-plan, double reception room is suited to sociable living: a dining area is anchored by an abstract pendant light; the lounge centres around a working gas fireplace. Neutral hues and wooden floors keep the backdrop calm and uncluttered, while floor-to-ceiling windows draw in the daylight. Step out onto a south-east facing, decked terrace – large enough to accommodate seating and a small table. From this vantage point, the tree-top views of Holland Park are uninterrupted. Back inside, the Bulthaup kitchen is sleek in finish and practical in layout. Miele appliances, matte black hardware and porcelain countertops add an understated elegance.
The bedrooms favour simplicity and comfort. Soft, neutral tones bring a sense of quiet to the principal suite, complete with bespoke storage and a built-in desk. In the en suite bathroom, Italian bookmatched marble wraps around a steam shower. The second bedroom also enjoys its own en suite, fitted with a full-sized bathtub. Currently arranged as a study, the third bedroom offers flexibility for home working or additional guest space. A separate shower room serves this bedroom.
The home also benefits from comfort cooling in both bedroom suites and the living space, alongside access to the leafy communal gardens.
Overlooking the namesake green space, Holland Park enjoys both a village-like feel, with a host of independent businesses on the doorstep. Pick up reading materials from Daunt Books, refreshments from Buns from Home and dine out at Six Portland Road, all on the doorstep. Stretch your legs further with a walk through the Japanese Gardens – a short stroll brings you to the award-winning Design Museum, and the shops, delis and restaurants of Kensington High Street. Westfield shopping centre is also in easy reach.
Holland Park – 4 mins (Central)