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Floorplan
Map4 bedroom house for sale
Addison Avenue, London, W11
Recently added
House
4 beds
4 baths
3401
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band H
Broadband: Ultra-fast 1000Mbps *
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Features and description
- Architecture by Barth
- Interiors by Cristina Gherardi of CG DESIGN
- Spacious double reception room
- Open-plan kitchen and dining room
- Media room
- Principal bedroom suite with walk-in wardrobe
- Two guest bedroom suites
- One further bedroom
- Shower room
- Two cloakrooms
Video tours
This reconfigured townhouse delivers impact from the outset. A manicured front garden and composed grey facade give way to equally considered interiors – the work of interior architects Barth and Cristina Gherardi of CG Design.
Inside, the ground floor reads like a curated gallery: an elongated sweep of white anchored by dark wooden floors. Two recessed fireplaces punctuate one wall, linked by a low integrated bench – part seating, part sculptural. At the rear, a double-height void overlooks the media room below, extending the sense of volume and offering a sightline through to the kitchen.
Here, dark cabinetry and a broad stone island shape a refined culinary workspace. Dining plays out below a stretch of skylights, while full-width glazing contributes to the room’s sense of calm. Outdoors, a landscaped patio garden serves as an extension of interiors in summer, framed by lush planting.
The top floor is devoted to the principal suite, a spacious setting that’s all soothing neutrals and natural light. A contemporary en-suite bathroom and well-appointed dressing room complete the picture. An additional bedroom shares this level, served by a sleek en suite shower room. Further versatility lies on the lower ground floor: a media room and two further bedrooms – one with an en-suite and access to a lightwell patio.
Alongside its namesake green space, Holland Park is celebrated for its laid-back village vibe and striking Victorian architecture. Historically an enclave for creatives, Holland Park is still a magnet for culture. Independent businesses thrive here; stock the fridge at C Lidgate butchers, the wine chiller at Jeroboams and the bookshelves at Daunt books – all on the doorstep. When you want to stretch your legs, it’s less than 20 minutes to wander to Portobello Road, where eclectic stalls and vintage treasures await. A walk in the other direction brings you to the award-winning Design Museum, as well as the shops and delis of Kensington High Street.
Holland Park - 7 mins (Central)
Inside, the ground floor reads like a curated gallery: an elongated sweep of white anchored by dark wooden floors. Two recessed fireplaces punctuate one wall, linked by a low integrated bench – part seating, part sculptural. At the rear, a double-height void overlooks the media room below, extending the sense of volume and offering a sightline through to the kitchen.
Here, dark cabinetry and a broad stone island shape a refined culinary workspace. Dining plays out below a stretch of skylights, while full-width glazing contributes to the room’s sense of calm. Outdoors, a landscaped patio garden serves as an extension of interiors in summer, framed by lush planting.
The top floor is devoted to the principal suite, a spacious setting that’s all soothing neutrals and natural light. A contemporary en-suite bathroom and well-appointed dressing room complete the picture. An additional bedroom shares this level, served by a sleek en suite shower room. Further versatility lies on the lower ground floor: a media room and two further bedrooms – one with an en-suite and access to a lightwell patio.
Alongside its namesake green space, Holland Park is celebrated for its laid-back village vibe and striking Victorian architecture. Historically an enclave for creatives, Holland Park is still a magnet for culture. Independent businesses thrive here; stock the fridge at C Lidgate butchers, the wine chiller at Jeroboams and the bookshelves at Daunt books – all on the doorstep. When you want to stretch your legs, it’s less than 20 minutes to wander to Portobello Road, where eclectic stalls and vintage treasures await. A walk in the other direction brings you to the award-winning Design Museum, as well as the shops and delis of Kensington High Street.
Holland Park - 7 mins (Central)
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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.