From the light-flooded open-plan living space to the tranquil bedrooms and suntrap garden, this two-bedroom apartment has space and style in abundance.
A contemporary take on its period framework, Colville Terrace’s heritage details work in effortless tandem with modern accents. In the ground-floor reception room, high ceilings and decorative cornicing are a refined backdrop for sculptural light fittings, bohemian furnishings and eye-catching framed prints. Morning light beams through a bay window, creating a simultaneously uplifting and soothing atmosphere.
A stretch of blonde wood floors affords seamless flow into the kitchen. There’s an understated urban edge to the metro-tile splashback, drop lightbulbs and suspended utensils. Expansive French windows open out to a balcony, imagined for morning coffees or evening sundowners. Take the cast-iron steps down to the immaculately-paved garden, where shooting bamboo is a verdant setting for barbecues.
Subterranean in plot, sunlit and serene in feel: The lower-ground bedrooms have pared-back palettes and spacious footprints. The master vaunts floor-to-ceiling mirrored storage, soft carpets and a marble feature fireplace. Its ensuite bathroom is a stylish affair with sleek tiles and a large waterfall shower. The guest bedroom, which can be used as a quiet study space, enjoys direct access to the garden. A family-sized bathroom is a showpiece of monochromatic finishes, with a striking Crittall-style shower frame.
Location:
Just moments from Portobello Road, Colville Terrace is a quintessential Notting Hill street – lined with period townhouses in paint-box hues. The infamous Electric Cinema is on your doorstep or find a new page-turner at Lutyens & Rubinstein. Spend a morning sifting through vintage stalls before a walk around Holland Park. Morning brunch is best at Farm Girl or Sunday in Brooklyn; a tipple at The Ginstitute to complete an evening.
Ladbroke Grove (8 mins)
Notting Hill Gate (10 mins)71:T807,From the light-flooded open-plan living space to the tranquil bedrooms and suntrap garden, this two-bedroom apartment has space and style in abundance.
A contemporary take on its period framework, Colville Terrace’s heritage details work in effortless tandem with modern accents. In the ground-floor reception room, high ceilings and decorative cornicing are a refined backdrop for sculptural light fittings, bohemian furnishings and eye-catching framed prints. Morning light beams through a bay window, creating a simultaneously uplifting and soothing atmosphere.
A stretch of blonde wood floors affords seamless flow into the kitchen. There’s an understated urban edge to the metro-tile splashback, drop lightbulbs and suspended utensils. Expansive French windows open out to a balcony, imagined for morning coffees or evening sundowners. Take the cast-iron steps down to the immaculately-paved garden, where shooting bamboo is a verdant setting for barbecues.
Subterranean in plot, sunlit and serene in feel: The lower-ground bedrooms have pared-back palettes and spacious footprints. The master vaunts floor-to-ceiling mirrored storage, soft carpets and a marble feature fireplace. Its ensuite bathroom is a stylish affair with sleek tiles and a large waterfall shower. The guest bedroom, which can be used as a quiet study space, enjoys direct access to the garden. A family-sized bathroom is a showpiece of monochromatic finishes, with a striking Crittall-style shower frame.
Location:
Just moments from Portobello Road, Colville Terrace is a quintessential Notting Hill street – lined with period townhouses in paint-box hues. The infamous Electric Cinema is on your doorstep or find a new page-turner at Lutyens & Rubinstein. Spend a morning sifting through vintage stalls before a walk around Holland Park. Morning brunch is best at Farm Girl or Sunday in Brooklyn; a tipple at The Ginstitute to complete an evening.
Ladbroke Grove (8 mins)
Notting Hill Gate (10 mins)
72:T11b1,Tenant letting fees Whether you’re renting on a short or long term basis through Domus Nova, below are the only letting fees that may apply throughout your tenancy. If you have any questions about our fees, please don’t hesitate to contact Domus Nova. Fees for Assured Shorthold Tenancies and where the Tenant Fees Act 2019 applies Move in (once offer agreed) • Holding Deposit and Withdrawing from tenancy: The Tenant will be asked to pay the equivalent of one week’s rent which contributes towards your initial rental payment. Should you decide to withdraw from the tenancy then these funds can be retained in accordance with these regulations, but the amount retained will not exceed the costs incurred by the agent or landlord. During your tenancy • Changes to the Tenancy (Addenda, riders, change of tenant or occupant)): Ãâââ‚£48.00 including VAT. • Unpaid rent - Interest is payable from the date on which the rent was due until the date on which the rent is actually paid. The interest rate will be 3% above the Bank of England base rate. Ending your Tenancy • Early Termination: Should the tenant request to leave before the end of their tenancy, there will be a cost to this that will be explained but will not exceed the financial loss that a landlord has suffered in permitting, or reasonable costs that have been incurred by the agent in arranging for the tenant to leave early. Fees for Non-Housing Act Tenancies Move in (once offer agreed) • Tenant start-up fee: Contract negotiation, amending, agreeing tenancy terms and arranging the tenancy and tenancy agreement - ãâââ‚£288.00 including VAT per tenancy. • Reference fee: Ãâââ‚£60.00 including VAT per person referenced, including all tenants and guarantors • Failed reference check: If you do not pass the reference check, you are liable for the full cost of the reference fee - ãâââ‚£60.00 including VAT per person, including all tenants and guarantors. • Withdrawing from tenancy: Cost of work carried out in the preparation of the tenancy agreement and pre-tenancy works completed for your anticipated move in. Once your offer is accepted, you will be asked to pay the equivalent of two week’s rent which contributes towards your initial rental payment. Should you decide to withdraw from the tenancy, any reasonable charges already incurred in the preparation of your tenancy agreement and for pre-tenancy works already completed, shall be deducted from your two week’s payment, to a maximum of ãâââ‚£288.00 including VAT per tenancy. During your Tenancy • Changes to the Tenancy (Addenda, riders, change of tenant or occupant): Ãâââ‚£180.00 including VAT per person • Reference fee - Processing the application for referencing for all new tenants, occupants or guarantors: Ãâââ‚£60.00 including VAT per person referenced. • Tenancy agreement renewal fee: Contract negotiation, amending, agreeing tenancy terms and arranging the tenancy agreement/memorandum of renewal and or extension agreement - ãâââ‚£180.00 including VAT. • Unpaid rent: Ãâââ‚£42.00 including VAT per unpaid or returned payment. Interest shall be payable from the date on which the rent was due until the date on which the rent is actually paid. Interest will be charged at 4% above the base rate of the Bank of England. Ending your Tenancy • Inventory check out costs (paid at end of tenancy): The cost of this depends on the size of the property, whether the property is furnished or unfurnished and whether there is an outdoor area belonging specifically to the property. Quotes can be obtained upon request. Any missed appointments or cancellations may incur a fee payable to the third-party inventory clerk. • Professional clean: This is charged on the same basis as the â€ëâââœInventory check out costs’. Quotes can be obtained upon request. About Domus Nova Domus Nova is a member of The Property Ombudsman. Domus Nova has a pending application for client money protection with Client Money Protect Tenancy Deposit Protection Scheme: Deposit Protection Service