A charming cobbled lane is the scenic setting for this design-led home, on an iconic corner of Notting Hill. Down a private gated mews, considered styling fills an arresting industrial-style framework.

Primed for gathering, an open-plan reception and dining room acts as the centrepiece around which living unfolds. Playing with angles and light, imposing black beams create geometric shapes that draw the eye up across a double height ceiling. Paired with an exposed brick wall, steel framed arching windows leave a loft-like impression.

An L-shape configuration organically divides the room – the immediate area styled as a lounge with soft sage furnishings that bring a welcoming warmth. Wooden floors sweep through to the dining area, where suspended pendant lights overhang a dining table surrounded by Acacia chairs with woven seats. Artwork by Sofia Lind adorns one wall, while an opening in the other mirrors the silhouette of the windows, offering a view through to the kitchen.

A refined space to expand culinary skills, marble countertops combine with light wooden cabinetry. Brushed gold hardware lends an opulent touch, echoing the accents of a black Lofra oven. Miele appliances are nestled neatly under the countertops, making the most of space.

Upstairs – light, space, and steel beams combine to continue an industrial feel in two bright bedrooms. Both minimalist and whitewashed – wooden accents and considered textures produce an inviting ambiance. From the second bedroom, a ladder leads up to an intimate mezzanine floor, ideally suited as an office or lounge space. Set on the lower floor, a spacious shower room features a marble tiled rainfall shower.

The home also comes with a private covered parking space, plus an on-site porter until 4pm during the week.

Location:
A peaceful spot on the quieter end of Portobello Road, this home offers easy access to Notting Hill’s hotspots. Start the morning with a coffee from Amoret or wander up to local favourite Farm Girl for brunch. Spend an afternoon browsing the eclectic stalls and antique finds on Portobello Road, or head down to Kensington Gardens for a leisurely stroll with a picturesque backdrop. Dining options are endless here, with renowned eateries on your doorstep. Try Core by Clare Smyth for three-michelin-starred dining or visit Gold for thoughtfully sourced small plates.

Notting Hill Gate (Central Line,Circle Line, District Line) - 4 mins
Westbourne Grove - 8 mins