Large lateral flat with bright and lofty rooms in a grand white stucco townhouse close to Holland Park

Entering the flat on the first floor, the front hall leads through to a magnificent double reception room running the length of the building. This includes high ceilings, wooden floors and bay windows at the front and rear, which flood the space with light.

The first floor also features a well-proportioned kitchen with fitted units and a central island. This flows through to a dining room, also with wooden floors and high ceilings, as well as access to the terrace. A guest WC completes this floor.

The second floor consists of three bedrooms. The principal bedroom has a generous ensuite bathroom with a bath and a dressing area. The other two bedrooms share a bathroom, and all three have balcony access.

The property includes a terrace with enough space for outdoor seating and views over the garden. It also offers second-floor balconies on the front and rear sides of the building.

The flat is part of a double-fronted stucco townhouse built in the mid-Victorian era. These grand villas were constructed between 1860 and 1880 by the brothers William and Francis Radford. Early residents of the street included aristocrats and statesmen, as well as prominent engineers, politicians and lawyers. This house was home to the last Maharajah of Lahore.

From here, Holland Park underground station is a few moments’ walk away, while the restaurants and shops of Notting Hill are also nearby. In addition, the open spaces of Holland Park are close.