Moments from the heart of Notting Hill, this end-of-terrace townhouse combines deep tones and natural light. Inside, sophisticated design flows through five spacious floors.
Past the entrance hall, soft green glass grounds an uplifting mezzanine level. A clear glass panel allows light to flood across from a clerestory window, casting a warm glow over a versatile study space.

Forming a striking centrepiece for the home, a winding wooden staircase by Patricia Engelhart of SpaceKonzept leads the descent to the kitchen and dining room. Designed to invite the outdoors in, a trio of glass panels sweep up the rear wall and across the ceiling. Glossy black cabinetry lines the wall, mirroring the tone of the structural framework above. Soft dappled light illuminates a natural wooden dining table, while bi-folding doors beyond create a seamless transition with a decked patio. From here, enjoy direct access to a communal garden. From here, enjoy direct access to a communal garden.

Upstairs, tactile textures create a calming atmosphere in the first floor reception room. Soft brown sofas invite relaxation – the focal point around which a fusion of Eastern and Western design unfolds. An expansive window spans near the width of the room, while a captivating feature fireplace centres the right wall.

Sat at the top of the home, the principal bedroom suite comes bathed in sunlight. Dark wooden flooring embraces a warmer tone, while modern minimalist artwork brings depth to light walls. A skylight floods the en suite bathroom in natural light, illuminating marble tiles, a dual vanity and rainfall shower.

Two further bedrooms set across the second floor feature neutral tones and soft natural light. Serving these bedrooms is an opulent marble bathroom with a bathtub. At the front of the lower ground floor, a fourth spacious bedroom is served by a shower room.

Location:
With the best of Notting Hill on your doorstep, Clarendon Road is a prime spot for West London living. Head down to Holland Park Avenue to grab a treat at Buns From Home, then browse the literary selection at Daunt Books. For a tranquil afternoon out, leafy Holland Park is just a short walk away. At the weekend, wander over to Portobello Road for the antique offerings and vintage stalls. Come evening, visit Casa Cruz for Argentinian influenced dining and a charming roof terrace. Be home in a minute.

Holland Park - 10 mins
Latimer Road - 10 mins