Behind the stucco façade of a classic Notting Hill terrace, this beautifully reimagined five-storey house unfolds with a surprising sense of drama and personality. Period proportions remain intact, yet the interiors have been thoughtfully redesigned to create a home that feels both architectural and richly atmospheric. Spanning over 2,300 sq ft, the house combines generous entertaining spaces with three bedrooms, a study and a landscaped garden.





The lower ground floor forms a striking reception room, a relaxed, cinematic space anchored by an ornate marble fireplace and an operable gas fire. A wall of bespoke joinery creates a library-like backdrop while seating areas stretch the full width of the house, making it perfect for both entertaining and quiet evenings. Doors at the rear open directly onto steps leading up to the garden, allowing natural light to filter through the space.





Above, the ground floor is dedicated to a remarkable kitchen and dining room that feels designed for hosting. A sculptural island crafted from rare Calacatta Viola marble sits at its centre, framed by bespoke walnut joinery and warm brass lighting. The kitchen itself is by DeVol, with beautifully detailed brass and nickel tapware, while generous glazing brings in light from both sides of the house. Doors open onto a balcony overlooking the garden below and a terrace that leads down to the private garden, creating a natural extension of the entertaining space.





The first floor provides a further reception room, currently arranged as an elegant sitting room with soaring ceilings and large sash windows overlooking the street. Here, richly textured wallpaper by Colefax & Fowler adds depth and character to the room. A separate study and a beautifully appointed bathroom complete the level.





The principal bedroom occupies much of the second floor, where high ceilings and wide windows create an airy atmosphere. A further bedroom sits quietly to the rear of the house. On the top floor, a third bedroom and additional bathroom lie beneath the roofline, creating a peaceful guest suite or family space.





Throughout the house, a palette of carefully chosen materials adds depth and craftsmanship to the interiors. High-grade smoked oak flooring runs throughout, while bespoke joinery and antique lighting sourced internationally give each room a distinctive character. The bathrooms feature sanitaryware by The Water Monopoly, including a striking freestanding bath, while rare Calacatta Viola marble appears again in the ensuite.





The house has also been upgraded behind the scenes, with double glazing throughout and an advanced cavity drain membrane waterproofing system installed to the basement and maintained annually to ensure the highest standard of protection.





Outside, the landscaped rear garden provides a leafy setting with space for outdoor dining and relaxed summer evenings.





Chepstow Road sits at the heart of Notting Hill, one of west London’s most beloved neighbourhoods. Just moments away, Westbourne Grove and Ledbury Road offer an excellent mix of independent boutiques, cafés and some of the area’s most celebrated restaurants. Portobello Road’s famous market is a short walk away, while nearby Notting Hill Gate and Royal Oak stations provide excellent connections across London.