No longer on the market
This property is no longer on the market
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Area stats3 bedroom house
Under offer
House
3 beds
2 baths
1724
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band G
Broadband: Ultra-fast 1000Mbps *
Mobile signal:
EEO2ThreeVodafone
Features and description
- 46 ft open-plan living, kitchen and dining room
- Principal bedroom
- Walk-in wardrobe
- Two further double bedrooms
- Family bathroom
- Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea
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Connecting North Kensington and Notting Hill, this semi-detached home sits on a thoroughfare between two of the city’s most coveted locales. Set back from the street, a leafy walkway landscaped by Rosie Bines paints a charming picture.
Beyond the raised entrance, a sprawling open-plan living space stretches almost 14m in length. Solid French oak floors are a grounding canvas for contemporary details, set against a backdrop of bright white walls. Natural light is accentuated with careful consideration, from the neutral Papers and Paints colour scheme to triple-aspect fenestration.
To the fore, a Bulthaup B3 kitchen is stylish and understated. Gaggenau appliances and stainless steel counters lend a streamlined feel; the Viking professional range cooker is primed for keen cooks. Crowning the Carrara marble-topped island – two Flos Smithfield pendant lights. In the reception space, floor-to-ceiling shelving is set for curating a library of your own. When entertaining, a bespoke fireplace and dimmable Halogen lighting establish the ambiance.
Space and light come to the fore upstairs, where skylights illuminate three peaceful bedrooms. Form and function combine in the principal, complete with bespoke, built-in credenza storage. Painted pine floors sweep through two further bedrooms, each with a calming quality. Serving the bedrooms is a shower room, plus an Edwardian-style family bathroom with a freestanding cast-iron tub.
There’s a community feel to North Kensington, where the streets are lined with period architecture and leafy trees. A place to press pause in a thrumming capital. Yet, you’re never far from some of West London’s notable hotspots. White City House and Westfield are best for retail therapy or head to Golborne Road for creative boutiques and community-minded cafes. Spend afternoons browsing stalls on Portobello Road. Evenings at the Electric Cinema. Ideal for families with young children, a preschool playground sits merely a stone’s throw away.
Ladbroke Grove - 14 mins (Circle, Hammersmith & City)
Beyond the raised entrance, a sprawling open-plan living space stretches almost 14m in length. Solid French oak floors are a grounding canvas for contemporary details, set against a backdrop of bright white walls. Natural light is accentuated with careful consideration, from the neutral Papers and Paints colour scheme to triple-aspect fenestration.
To the fore, a Bulthaup B3 kitchen is stylish and understated. Gaggenau appliances and stainless steel counters lend a streamlined feel; the Viking professional range cooker is primed for keen cooks. Crowning the Carrara marble-topped island – two Flos Smithfield pendant lights. In the reception space, floor-to-ceiling shelving is set for curating a library of your own. When entertaining, a bespoke fireplace and dimmable Halogen lighting establish the ambiance.
Space and light come to the fore upstairs, where skylights illuminate three peaceful bedrooms. Form and function combine in the principal, complete with bespoke, built-in credenza storage. Painted pine floors sweep through two further bedrooms, each with a calming quality. Serving the bedrooms is a shower room, plus an Edwardian-style family bathroom with a freestanding cast-iron tub.
There’s a community feel to North Kensington, where the streets are lined with period architecture and leafy trees. A place to press pause in a thrumming capital. Yet, you’re never far from some of West London’s notable hotspots. White City House and Westfield are best for retail therapy or head to Golborne Road for creative boutiques and community-minded cafes. Spend afternoons browsing stalls on Portobello Road. Evenings at the Electric Cinema. Ideal for families with young children, a preschool playground sits merely a stone’s throw away.
Ladbroke Grove - 14 mins (Circle, Hammersmith & City)
Property information from this agent
Area statistics
Crime score
High crime
10/10
Home prices (average)
3 bedroom houses
£1,434,412
£1,434,412
About this agent
Domus Nova was founded in the nineties as Notting Hill’s first boutique agency specialising in design-led homes. Since then, it has refined the process of finding, selling and letting exceptional properties. Partnering with esteemed global agency BARNES International in 2025, Domus Nova continues to enhance its network and reach, while championing an independent mindset and tailored approach. Drawing on years of experience, local knowledge and a shared passion for design and architecture, its team of experts carefully curate a portfolio of London and Ibiza’s most sought-after properties. Presenting them with editorial sensibility to its discerning international clientele, Domus Nova’s founding principles are clear; a seamless and personal experience that showcases the architectural merit of its homes.