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Floorplan
Map1 bedroom apartment
Apartment
1 bed
1 bath
Key information
Council tax: Band F
Broadband: Ultra-fast 1000Mbps *
Mobile signal:
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Letting details
- Availability date: 2 Nov 2024
- Short term let
Features and description
- Open-plan kitchen, dining and reception room
- One bedroom with bathtub
- One bathroom
- Fitted storage
- Period features
- Access to communal gardens
- Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea
- Approx 687 sq ft / 63.8 sq m
- EPC - D
- Council Tax Band - F
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A redbrick mansion block enlivened by white stucco accents makes for a regal welcome to this considered Kensington home. Set on the fourth floor, modern interventions play well with period proportions and leafy views.
An open-plan living space balances the three functions of cooking, dining and relaxing. Across one wall, a design-led kitchen combines burnt orange cabinetry with integrated appliances and a marble worktop. On one side, fluted cupboard doors produce parallel lines and a sense of stylish uniformity. A sink sits separately, backdropped by a window, while an archway leads off to a storage area. Above, intricate cornicing borders the high ceiling.
Two armchairs speak of mid-century influences. Across from them, a dining area is crowned with a sculptural light feature. Framing views of the community gardens below, a triple window beckons in natural light to create an uplifting feel. Hardwood chevron flooring draws the eye towards a cast iron fireplace, which grounds the living space. Here, a media area is recessed into the wall to keep visual noise to a minimum.
A calming oasis has been crafted within the bedroom. This space is characterised by neutral tones and an abundance of natural light. An integrated bathtub features fluted wood panelling, recalling the aesthetic of the kitchen. A concealed door in a wall of bespoke joinery leads to the en suite bathroom, featuring a washstand basin, frameless rainfall shower and pink-toned, plaster walls.
Location:
Sheffield Terrace is a storied street of mature trees and period architecture. A couple of doors down, a blue plaque denotes the former residence of Sir Edward Richard Henry. Caught between Kensington Gardens and Holland Park, green spaces are in abundance here. For more lively atmospheres, High Street Kensington is just a short stroll away. Head for an early-morning swim at the Serpentine Lido, then grab brunch from Megan’s on the High Street. Browse the exhibitions at the Design Museum, stopping by Kitchen W8 afterwards for a Michelin-starred European menu.
Notting Hill Gate - 8 mins
An open-plan living space balances the three functions of cooking, dining and relaxing. Across one wall, a design-led kitchen combines burnt orange cabinetry with integrated appliances and a marble worktop. On one side, fluted cupboard doors produce parallel lines and a sense of stylish uniformity. A sink sits separately, backdropped by a window, while an archway leads off to a storage area. Above, intricate cornicing borders the high ceiling.
Two armchairs speak of mid-century influences. Across from them, a dining area is crowned with a sculptural light feature. Framing views of the community gardens below, a triple window beckons in natural light to create an uplifting feel. Hardwood chevron flooring draws the eye towards a cast iron fireplace, which grounds the living space. Here, a media area is recessed into the wall to keep visual noise to a minimum.
A calming oasis has been crafted within the bedroom. This space is characterised by neutral tones and an abundance of natural light. An integrated bathtub features fluted wood panelling, recalling the aesthetic of the kitchen. A concealed door in a wall of bespoke joinery leads to the en suite bathroom, featuring a washstand basin, frameless rainfall shower and pink-toned, plaster walls.
Location:
Sheffield Terrace is a storied street of mature trees and period architecture. A couple of doors down, a blue plaque denotes the former residence of Sir Edward Richard Henry. Caught between Kensington Gardens and Holland Park, green spaces are in abundance here. For more lively atmospheres, High Street Kensington is just a short stroll away. Head for an early-morning swim at the Serpentine Lido, then grab brunch from Megan’s on the High Street. Browse the exhibitions at the Design Museum, stopping by Kitchen W8 afterwards for a Michelin-starred European menu.
Notting Hill Gate - 8 mins
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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.