Description
Set across the upper floors of an elegant period building on Cambridge Gardens, this refined three-bedroom maisonette offers 1,625 sq ft of carefully considered living space, combining volume, light and a calm, contemporary palette in one of Notting Hill’s most established residential streets. The main living level is arranged around a generous open-plan kitchen, dining and reception room that stretches over 33 ft in length. Thoughtfully zoned, the space accommodates relaxed seating, a large dining table and a sleek, modern kitchen with a central island, making it equally well suited to everyday living and entertaining. Large windows draw in excellent natural light throughout the day, while pale timber floors and discreet lighting keep the atmosphere soft and unfussy. Also on this level is a well-proportioned third bedroom, positioned away from the main living space and served by a contemporary bathroom, offering flexibility as a guest room, study or additional bedroom. The upper floor is dedicated to the most of the sleeping accommodation. The principal bedroom is generous in scale, with a calm, private feel and an ensuite bathroom finished in a clean, timeless style. A second double bedroom sits alongside, also well sized, with access to its own bathroom. Vaulted ceilings and rooflights on this level add a sense of volume and light, while eaves storage has been neatly integrated to maximise usable space. Throughout the apartment, the interiors have been carefully updated, with a neutral colour palette, modern bathrooms and a streamlined kitchen that allow the period bones of the building to speak without feeling overworked. Cambridge Gardens sits just north of Notting Hill Gate, well placed for the boutiques, cafés and restaurants of Westbourne Grove and Portobello Road, as well as the green open spaces of Kensington Memorial Park and Holland Park. Excellent transport links are close at hand, including Notting Hill Gate and Ladbroke Grove, making this a well-balanced Notting Hill home with both presence and practicality.
