- One of 16 boutique residences +
- Private gated development +
- Communal roof terrace and secure bicycle storage +
- Two spacious contemporary bedrooms +
- Seamless layout with industrial flair +
- Private outdoor terraces +
- Moments from Kensal Rise, Queens Park and Notting Hill +
Tucked behind private gates in the creative heart of Kensal Rise, The Old Dairy House is a boutique development designed by POW Architects in collaboration with award-winning Fruition Properties. This collection of just 16 residences blends contemporary elegance with an industrial edge, perfectly suited to the energy of NW10’s most vibrant neighbourhood.
Located on the second floor, the apartment is accessed via a clean-lined communal courtyard and secure external walkway, with bicycle storage and a shared rooftop terrace completing the development’s community-driven ethos. Inside, an industrial palette of dark greys, exposed pipework, and black wooden doors plays against soft greys and blonde wood floors to create a cool, curated balance: urban in tone but quietly luxurious in execution.
The layout is generous and intelligently zoned. Two bright double bedrooms branch off the hall, both carpeted in plush neutrals and painted in soft grey. The primary bedroom is a standout: flooded with natural light, it features a private terrace and en-suite shower room, finished in monochrome tones and hotel-grade fittings. A sleek family bathroom follows, complete with an overhead shower, mood lighting beneath the bathtub, matte black accents, and a sculptural wall-mounted radiator.
At the heart of the apartment lies a sweeping open-plan living space divided into three subtle zones: a fully-fitted kitchen with white cabinetry, grey worktops, and reflective speckled splashbacks; a dining area; and a lounge that flows seamlessly onto a generous private terrace; a true extension of the living space, ideal for alfresco dining or quiet morning coffees.
Set among the independent cafés, bars and design-led retailers of Kilburn Lane and Chamberlayne Road, The Old Dairy House offers its residents a rare architectural language and an undeniable sense of place. For those drawn to the industrial aesthetic but unwilling to compromise on comfort, this flat delivers an exceptional balance of both.