About

An exceptional Grade II listed mid 19th century townhouse in the heart of Notting Hill, extending to approximately 4,636 sq ft across five floors. Designed by architect Thomas Allom, the house has an elegant bow fronted façade with stucco detailing and retains many of the architectural characteristics of the period.

The interiors are generously proportioned, with ceilings reaching approximately four metres and large floor to ceiling windows and balcony doors bringing a strong sense of scale to the principal rooms. The house includes an entrance hall, open plan kitchen and dining room, a substantial double drawing room with balconies, study and a generous master bedroom suite with dressing room and marble en suite bathroom.

Original architectural details include the principal staircase and period detailing throughout, while the interior is furnished with a considered collection of mid century furniture, creating an interesting contrast between the Victorian architecture and more contemporary pieces.

Multiple balconies and views across the private communal gardens provide additional visual variety, while the five storey layout offers a number of distinct environments within a single townhouse.

Located in Notting Hill, the property combines substantial period architecture with distinctive interiors and a strong residential scale, making it suitable for film, television, fashion, editorial and commercial productions.