At the end of the terrace on Portobello Road sits this remarkable three-bedroom house, arranged across four floors and designed with a playful, contemporary sensibility. Originally designed by Carolin Larsberg, it has the feel of a lateral home, thanks to its wide proportions and abundance of natural light. Its centrepiece is a spiral fibreglass staircase by AB Rogers, painted in kaleidoscopic tones and acting as a sculptural spine through the interior. A generous west-facing roof terrace crowns the top of the house. The first floor is dedicated to entertaining and is flooded with daylight from ten large sash windows. The reception flows into the dining area with an ease that encourages long gatherings, while high ceilings and open sightlines give the whole space a calm, expansive quality. The second floor forms the principal bedroom suite and is one of the highlights of the property. Skylights and triple-aspect windows create shifting daylight throughout the day. Floor-to-ceiling mirrored wardrobes add a sense of volume and brightness, enhancing the feeling of openness. A discreet trapdoor offers a more unconventional route back to the reception room; lift it and take the slide down, a thoughtful flourish that brings a sense of fun to the design. On the lower ground level, a flexible open space can be arranged as an additional entertaining zone or used for guest accommodation when required. A cosy enclosed room sits at the rear and works beautifully as a quiet dining nook, a snug or an extra sleeping area. The kitchen also sits on this level, set against exposed brickwork and dark cabinetry that balance beautifully with the soft natural light from the glazed doors. The flow makes everyday living effortless while also lending itself to hosting. Outside, a large west-facing terrace provides valuable private outdoor space. Resident permit parking is available for the immediate streets. Portobello Road is one of London’s most distinctive addresses, known for its creativity, colour and unmistakable village atmosphere. Independent boutiques, cafés and restaurants line the surrounding streets, while the famed market brings a lively rhythm throughout the week. Ladbroke Grove and Notting Hill Gate stations are close at hand, with the Circle, Central, District, Hammersmith and City lines all within reach. The neighbourhood’s blend of culture, charm and convenience makes it one of the capital’s most sought-after places to call home.