One of the world’s most renowned street markets, Portobello Road’s independent traders and eclectic stalls stretch for more than two miles and this well positioned maisonette gives you an elevated vantage point over the colourful scene.
Painted a deep blue, a listed clock hangs above the private front door – a nod to the home’s former use as a clock shop. Past and present collide inside, too. Up on the top floor, period architecture is approached with a modern eye. The wood-clad vaulted ceiling takes centre stage in the living space where skylights illuminate the bespoke Boffi kitchen. Marble counter tops, integrated Gaggenau appliances and wooden floors uplift the room further. To the other side and brightened by a large sash window, the reception area wears a restful aesthetic. A log burner occupies the restored original brick fireplace, creating a cosy spot for hunkering down after a day enjoying Notting Hill’s hustle and bustle. Also on this floor, a Crittall door leads out to a private, plant-filled roof terrace – the perfect backdrop for an al fresco breakfast or an evening drink.
Downstairs, elegant minimalism continues into the bedrooms. The principal suite is gently lit through French doors that open onto a Juliet balcony overlooking Portobello Road. Air conditioned and calming, a king-sized bed dominates the space, while floor-to-ceiling fitted storage is hidden stylishly behind a wall of panelling. The light and airy en suite bathroom features oversized marble tiles, elegant black hardware and a walk-in rainfall shower. The second bedroom enjoys direct access to a small terrace and is served by a contemporary bathroom finished with intricate tiling and a walk-in rainfall shower.
Bedrooms: 2 
Bathrooms: 2 
Capacity: 4 
Roof terrace 
Balcony 
