2 bedroom apartment

Meticulously reimagined, this uplifting apartment pairs channels of light with sophisticated design. Featuring architecture by Nicholas Mitchell and interiors by Brooke Radtke, every detail has been thoughtfully considered.

Through the entrance, porcelain geometric tiles set a stylish tone that ensues across the home. Set to the rear of the apartment, a monochromatic living space is enhanced with architectural interventions that flood in light. Here, every detail is artfully arranged: a kitchen for the culinary connoisseur, an area for dining, and a lounge that invites relaxation. A masterpiece in sapphire, the kitchen is comprised of glossy cabinets that wrap around the wall to enhance the sense of space. Integrated appliances, a Blanco sink and linear LED lights – dimmable to match the mood – complete the space. The adjacent reception area is a sunlit sanctuary, with light pouring through a skylight and floor-to-ceiling glass panels. From here, doors open to reveal a pristine patio garden, framed by verdant greenery.

The principal bedroom sits just off the apartment’s entrance, a considered blend of classic and contemporary. A large bay window casts light across period details, from cornicing and mouldings to a feature fireplace. Built-in cabinets flank the fireplace, finished in an inky sapphire tone.

Design ingenuity continues into the guest bedroom, fitted with fully bespoke wardrobes with Baccman & Berglund Sweden pull handles. Flos dimmable lighting ensures the ambiance is suited to you, while a double glazed door opens into a small lightwell garden, inviting the outside in. A shower room serves both bedrooms, complete with a walk-in shower, full-height mirror and built-in storage.

The apartment additionally benefits from a recently replaced boiler, and underfloor heating.

Location

One of North Kensington’s most desirable roads, Oxford Gardens puts you moments from prime Notting Hill. Visit the famous market in the mornings, then spend time discovering the area’s best-kept secrets. Layla’s Bakery or Golborne Deli & Wine are only a walk away. Rub elbows with the well-heeled at three-Michelin-starred Core by Clare Smyth or head to The Elgin or The Pelican for a late-evening tipple. Westbourne Grove is lined with independent boutiques to keep you busy or wander down to Westfield shopping centre. Ladbroke Grove station can take you wherever you need to go.

Ladbroke Grove (6 mins)
Latimer Road (7 mins)