- Inverted loft-style kitchen and reception room +
- Principal bedroom suite with adjoining dressing room or study +
- Two guest bedrooms +
- Shower room +
- Private terrace +
- Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea +
- Upper unit approx. 2,057 sq ft / 191.1 sq m +
- EPC - E +
- Share of freehold +
- Ground rent - Peppercorn +
Past its characterful exterior, an entrance lined in tongue-and-groove panelling makes for an uplifting welcome to Hewer Street. Up to the home’s social heart, striking architectural elements are softened by an open-plan setting and organic textiles. Infused with natural light, a vaulted glass roof lends an impressive sense of space. To one end, a porthole window makes for a picturesque backdrop to the contemporary kitchen – formed of marble countertops and teal tiling. Blonde timber floors span across to the opposite end, where an exposed chimney breast brings an inviting air to the industrial framework. From here, sliding glass doors open onto the decked terrace – a serene spot for al fresco interludes.
Framed by a red brick wall, a skylight illuminates the stairwell to the lower floor. In the principal bedroom, design takes a minimalist twist with a pared-back colour palette. A bold stamp against the hushed hues, a black feature fireplace creates an arresting focal point. Adjacent, a versatile dressing room or private study leads through to an en suite with a bathtub. Two further bedrooms found on this floor are drawn together with painted brick and served by a shower room that pairs cream mosaic and light blue metro tiles.
Location
There’s a true sense of community in North Kensington: leafy streets lined with period architecture, independent cafes and access to verdant green spaces – yet, there’s excellent proximity to some of London’s most vibrant thoroughfares too. In 10 minutes, enjoy a pastry from Layla’s or lunch at Pizza East on Golborne Road, before browsing the eclectic array of antiques shops. Get your retail fix at the Village in Westfield Shopping Centre, home to coveted luxury designers, or take the tube into central London to visit its wealth of galleries and theatres.