This is not a furnished rental. It's a designed one, and the distinction matters.
Larger and more considered than most one-bedroom flats in the area, the apartment has been furnished and finished to a specification that is immediately apparent on arrival. Every surface, fitting and piece of furniture has been chosen with care, the kind of quality you associate with high-end hospitality rather than the rental market. The sense of design starts before you even step inside, with the handsome period frontage giving way to interiors that feel bold, theatrical and highly individual.
The heart of the flat is the living area. Expansive, beautifully furnished and flooded with natural light, it is the kind of room you gravitate towards and do not want to leave. The dining space sits separately, giving each area its own rhythm and purpose rather than competing for the same square footage. The reception room reads particularly well: wide proportions, tall arched windows, a feature fireplace, carefully curated furniture and a calm palette that lets the statement pieces speak without overwhelming the room.
The kitchen is sleek and uncompromising, fitted with high-end integrated appliances and finished to the same exacting standard as the rest of the flat. Its dark cabinetry sits confidently against the lighter reception space, giving the open-plan arrangement a strong architectural feel while still keeping the flow of the room intact.
The main bedroom is anchored by a grand four-poster bed, a genuine statement piece that brings warmth and character without disrupting the overall design sensibility. It is an impressive room in its own right, with generous proportions, excellent ceiling height, period detailing and a decorative fireplace that adds further presence. The furnishings shown in the photographs give it a layered, collected feel that suits the property well.
Upstairs, a separate guest space offers privacy and independence for visitors, giving the flat a versatility that belies its footprint. It is a distinctive room with a more intimate atmosphere, and the unusual shape, elevated position and natural light from multiple windows give it real personality rather than making it feel like an afterthought.
And then there's the bathroom. An onsen-inspired bath sits alongside a separate shower in a space that has been architecturally designed from the ground up. Immaculately specified and genuinely beautiful, it is one of those rare domestic rooms that feels like a considered destination rather than an afterthought. The dark stone-style finish, freestanding black bath, sculptural basin and enclosed shower make it one of the most memorable rooms in the flat.
The staircase and landing also deserve mention. Rather than functioning simply as circulation space, they have been treated as part of the design story, with dark, moody tones, curved lines, dramatic wall finishes and strong visual detail that make the journey through the home feel intentional from start to finish.
The dining area has a character of its own and benefits from its own clear identity within the layout. Framed by timber floors and a striking pendant light, it offers a more defined setting for dining while remaining closely connected to the reception room and kitchen.
The building is cool, airy and well kept throughout, with communal areas that hold the same standard as the flat itself.
Hammersmith Grove puts you in one of West London's most quietly sought-after spots. The transport links are excellent, the riverside is a short walk, and the neighbourhood's restaurants and independents are strong, but none of that noise finds its way into the flat itself.
For greenspace, the flat is well placed for Ravenscourt Park, one of the borough's flagship parks and a Green Flag site, with play areas, a water play area and wider park facilities. The Hammersmith riverside is also nearby, giving the area a welcome sense of openness alongside its urban convenience.
For attractions, the area is well connected to some of Hammersmith's best-known cultural destinations. Eventim Apollo on Queen Caroline Street is nearby and remains one of West London's landmark entertainment venues, while the broader Hammersmith area also offers a lively arts and performance scene.
Amenities are another strong point. King Street and the surrounding Hammersmith area provide a broad range of shops, cafés, restaurants and day-to-day conveniences, while well-regarded local dining options around Hammersmith Grove and King Street add to the neighbourhood's appeal.
Transport connections are excellent. Hammersmith is served by the District, Piccadilly, Circle and Hammersmith & City lines, while Ravenscourt Park Underground Station is also nearby on the District line, making travel across London straightforward from this address.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
The property is non-smoking.
EPC Rating: D
Council Tax Band: E
Broadband: TBC
Heating: Boiler and radiators (gas)
Access to Flat: Stairs
Parking:
Accessibility: No accessible features
Electric Supply: Mains
Water Supply: Mains
Sewerage: Mains
Tenure: -
Year Built: TBC
Flood Risk: No
TENANCY DEPOSIT: £3115
The tenancy deposit required for this property is equivalent to 5 weeks rent (6 weeks rent if the annual rent is over £50,000pa).If the rent is increased or decreased the tenancy deposit will be adjusted accordingly.
HOLDING DEPOSIT: £623
The holding deposit required for this property is equivalent to 1 weeks rent.If the rent is increased or decreased the holding deposit will be adjusted accordingly.
On successful completion of the pre-qualification form(s) a Holding Deposit will be requested in order to proceed with the tenancy referencing and credit checks. The value of the Holding Deposit will be equivalent to 1 weeks rent. On receipt of the Holding Deposit the property status will be changed to "Let - Subject to Contract/Let Agreed", no further viewings will be booked and the property secured. Should you be offered and you accept a tenancy with our Landlord, then your holding deposit will be credited to the first months rent due under that tenancy.
If the Landlord decides not to rent the Property or an agreement is not reached before the Deadline for Agreement (provided you are not at fault), we will refund the holding deposit to you in full.
If you provide false or misleading information which reasonably affects the Landlord's decision to let the Property to you, or if you fail a right to rent check, or if you withdraw from the proposed agreement, or if you fail to take all reasonable steps to enter an agreement when the Landlord has done so, we will retain your holding deposit. In the event that we intend to retain your holding deposit, we will set out in writing the reason for this within 7 days of either deciding not to enter the tenancy agreement or the Deadline for Agreement.
*Disclaimer - Please note plans and measurements of doors, windows, rooms and any other items are approximate and no responsibility is taken for error, emission, or mis-statement.