3 rooms apartment of 519m² in London

Proudly overlooking Hyde Park since 1893, this majestic red-brick building stands as an ode to Victorian grandeur. Arranged across the fourth floor, timeless contemporary design makes a statement. Beyond a polished lobby with a discreet concierge, interiors echo the tranquillity of the location. A palette of earthy tones instils calm in the reception room, where a series of sash windows filter in natural light. Divided into designated spaces for lounging and dining, to one side plush soft furnishings invite conversation around a statement centrepiece. To the other, an oval dining table seats six. The heart of the home is a bespoke kitchen, a striking fusion of form and function. Dark veneered oak cabinetry and soft-closing drawers hide behind sleek, clean lines, while quartz countertops glisten below bronze mirrored splashbacks. Miele appliances, including ovens and an induction hob, ensure that every culinary endeavour is elevated. The island, with its induction hob and breakfast bar, invites intimate conversation over morning coffee or an evening aperitif. The adjoining dining area is equally considered; abstract monochrome artwork and a sleek table curate a perfect set up for hosting. Elsewhere, the principal bedroom is a sanctuary of calm. Think neutral tones, considered details and bespoke wardrobes. In the en suite, heated tiles warm underfoot, while a deep bathtub and rainfall shower offer relaxation. In the guest bedroom, expect ample storage and a palette that soothes. This room is served by a shower room/family bathroom. Throughout the apartment, underfloor heating and climate control ensures comfort no matter the season, while an intercom system with video provides peace of mind. Location Caught between the buzz of Notting Hill and Bayswater, this distinguished road overlooks the lawns of Hyde Park. The area is replete with bars, restaurants, and entertainment of every form. For relaxation, the Six Senses Spa at the nearby Whiteley’s development will be the UK’s first. Start the day with a stroll through Kensington Gardens, before caffeinating at Guillam Coffee House. Brunch at Beam, then browse the boutiques along Westbourne Grove. Round off the day with dinner at The Park. Queensway station is less than five minutes’ walk from your door, offering easy access into central London. Queensway - 4 mins (Central) Bayswater - 7 mins (Circle, District)