On the antique-lined stretch of Portobello Road, this duplex occupies a category of its own. Designed by the creators of Chateau Marmont & Chiltern Firehouse, interiors carry the same instinct for atmosphere that defines their hospitality work: double-height ceilings, a glass-balustrade staircase and well-placed skylights that uplift throughout.
The open-plan kitchen and reception room is the heart of the second floor – a generous, high-ceilinged social space that earns its keep. On one side, a bespoke kitchen in graphite cabinetry impresses with Miele appliances and an antiqued mirrored splashback; on the other, a lounge furnished with collectible pieces features a Hans Wegner dining table, Conran sofa and vintage Scandinavian armchairs.
Accessed from this floor, bi-fold doors connect a private paved terrace, a setting to make the most of in summer. Sink back on the teak outdoor daybed; the terracotta fringe parasol provides shade when needed.
The open-tread staircase connects the bedrooms below, lit from above by a skylight. The principal suite is calm and well-proportioned, with glass doors, a built-in vanity and fitted wardrobes, plus a stylish en suite. The guest bedroom sits opposite, served by a generous family bathroom. Both bathrooms benefit from underfloor heating and integrated shower filters.
Location
A centre for antiques traders, vintage boutiques and global eateries, Notting Hill is the beating heart of west London. The best of this community-minded neighbourood is on your doorstep. Pick up a sourdough loaf from Fabrique, drop into an uplifting workout class at SoulCycle, or peruse the market’s eclectic range of stalls and food stands. For evening ventures, book a table at Holy Carrot or The Ledbury, both just minutes away. End the evening close to home with a late-night tipple at Gold.
Notting Hill Gate - 12 mins
Ladbroke Grove - 10 mins