- Open-plan kitchen and dining room +
- Reception room +
- Versatile study +
- Principal bedroom suite +
- Two further bedrooms +
- Two shower rooms +
- Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea +
- Approx. 1,450 sq ft / 134.7 sq m +
- EPC - D +
- Tenure: Share of Freehold +
On a coveted North Kensington road, this blonde-brick detached Victorian villa benefits from a sense of privacy; blossoming trees, classic stone balustrade and a cast-iron gate. Beyond its column-fronted portico, a three-bedroom period conversion depicts an effortless dialogue between past and present. Recently completely renovated, the home benefits from underfloor heating, alongside entirely updated plumbing and electrics throughout.
Stepping directly into the home’s social heart, a bespoke kitchen sits to one side of the double-fronted layout. Cooking, dining or socialising – there’s an uplifting air courtesy of a colossal sash window. Calacatta marble splashbacks, volcanic rock counters and a one-of-a-kind extractor form a stylish culinary backdrop, while state-of-the-art appliances and a double oven enable effortless culinary endeavours. Linen chandeliers add a layer of ambiance to the breakfast bar – a contemporary contrast to the restored original features.
Follow ornate cornicing through to the reception room, its south-west-facing position washing natural light across a bioethanol marble fireplace. A symphony of muted earthy tones, the bespoke flooring design takes centre stage here. Nestled between bedrooms to the opposite side, a versatile pocket of privacy is ideal as a home office or a cosy kids snug.
Arranged across the rear of the apartment, three bedrooms are soothing in design. The spacious principal bedroom embodies an effortless style – all dusky hues, curved archways and handmade bespoke storage. An open archway guides into the en suite, complete with a bathtub and dual vanity. A calming air continues through two further bedrooms, each a peaceful place to unplug. Serving these rooms are two shower rooms with sophisticated design – think Zellige tiles, concrete sinks and micro-cement flooring.
Location
A sought-after North Kensington setting, Bassett Road places 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 is only a six-minute walk away or stop at Golborne Deli to grab groceries. Rub elbows with the well-heeled at three-Michelin-starred Core by Clare Smyth or head to Gold for a late-evening tipple. Westbourne Grove is lined with independent boutiques to keep you busy or Ladbroke Grove station – reached in three minutes – can take you wherever you need to go.
Ladbroke Grove - 5 mins