2 bedroom apartment

Set on the first floor of a stucco-fronted conversion, this lateral apartment uplifts period architecture with modern interventions. Thoughtfully reconfigured and carefully detailed, timeless proportions are paired with contemporary intent.

Inside, the open-plan kitchen, dining and reception room makes an immediate impression. Light streams through a trio of arched sash windows, opening to a compact balcony with views of the square below. Cornicing and ceiling roses preserve the grandeur of the building’s original fabric, while clean-lined furnishings and blonde herringbone floors introduce a more current tone. At one end of the room, a traditional fireplace anchors the lounge; at the other, a bespoke Roundhouse kitchen is finished with a Silestone worktop. Integrated Miele and Siemens appliances, plus a wine cooler and Quooker tap, bring a discreet functionality to the scene.

The principal bedroom suite continues the narrative of calm: a stone-toned palette keeps things minimal but warm, elevated by cast-iron radiators, pendant lighting and full-height wardrobes. The en suite bathroom is backdropped by marble herringbone tiles, with a sculptural freestanding tub and a rainfall shower. The second bedroom is equally light-filled and serene, with its own dressing area and access to a marble-clad shower room.

The Grade II listed home additionally benefits from access to the communal garden.

Location
Bayswater is a welcoming enclave of historic garden squares that springboards you to the best of Notting Hill. Thanks to a recent redevelopment of the iconic department store Whiteleys along Queensway, luxury wellness, fine dining spots and world-class retail offerings are currently being installed. Hop between brunch spots and wellness centres that line Westbourne Grove, or head towards Hyde Park – ideal for warm-weather picnics, dog walks and runs. While you’re there, check out an exhibition at the Serpentine Gallery.

Bayswater (5 mins)
Queensway (8 mins)
Paddington (14 mins)