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Notting Hill is a community characterised by boutiques, antiques and pastel-toned façades. With established haunts and bustling hotspots, it has also come to be known for its food scene. The neighbourhood has a storied history, which is reflected by the timeless elegance of its leafy streets and stucco-fronted properties. Notting Hill represents a colourful collection of shops, cafés and restaurants, grounded by handsome townhouses and period architecture.

Notting Hill Area Guide

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<h2>Community Feel</h2>
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A testament to London’s rich history, Notting Hill has been through several iterations. In recent years, it was an enclave for artists. The neighbourhood celebrates its bohemian heritage and continues to be the premier choice for high-profile musicians, actors and media executives. With many residents not tied to office jobs, it is a vibrant neighbourhood – with a bustling market and beloved meeting places – that also benefits from quiet, leafy streets and green spaces.
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Notting Hill was already a popular community to live in at the turn of the century. However, the film of the same name popularised the area and drove interest from North American and European buyers. Defined by its quintessentially English roots, it is now an international neighbourhood with a distinctly welcoming feel.
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The area has outstanding schools, including Notting Hill Prep, Bassett House and the nearby Pembridge Hall School for Girls. Beyond, the surrounding areas feature a host of options including the Notting Hill &amp; Ealing schools to the west.&nbsp;
<h2> What to Eat and Drink in Notting Hill</h2>
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Notting Hill has become the city’s primary destination for fashionable new restaurants. Due to the prevalence of work-from-home culture, residents are spending even more time in the area. As such, the neighbourhood enjoys a thriving seven-day-a-week restaurant scene.&nbsp;
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Brunch is best taken at Farm Girl or Granger &amp; Co, whose eponymous founder invented avocado on toast. There is also a vast array of dinner options from Gold for small plates to Julie’s for refined classics to Sumi, by Endo Kazutoshi, for sushi.&nbsp;
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Ideal for fine dining, Notting Hill has a total of eight Michelin stars. Gastronomic institutions The Ledbury and Core by Clare Smyth both have three stars. They are joined by two relative newcomers, each with one. Neighbourhood bistro Dorian is helmed by talented young chef Max Coen and run by locally famous epicure Chris D'Sylva. Meanwhile, Emily Roux of the Roux dynasty is the proud owner of French restaurant Caractère.&nbsp;
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For those inspired to give it a go themselves, Daylesford Organic is ideal for picking up fresh, seasonal ingredients. Both also founded by Chris D'Sylva, Supermarket of Dreams and Notting Hill Fish + Meat Shop make grocery shopping an experience. The market also offers a variety of produce. On the return journey, swing by Ottolenghi for fresh bread.&nbsp;
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The area additionally plays host to several excellent pubs. The Cow is famed for Guinness and oysters, Warmer Castle is a firm favourite among locals and the Elgin was Clash frontman Joe Strummer’s favourite watering hole. A neighbourhood replete with gastropubs, the Pelican has even been awarded a Michelin Bib Gourmand. Alternatively, trendy bars such as Viajante87 and The Little Yellow Door are perfect for a nightcap.
<h2> Cultural Landmarks</h2>
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Notting Hill has a strong pedigree and an interesting past. Set on Portobello Road, The Electric Cinema is one of the oldest cinemas in Britain. It is beautifully restored and complemented by Electric House – Soho House’s W11 outpost.
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The lawns and lakes of Hyde Park are within a 10-minute walk from Portobello Road, along with the elaborate Italian Gardens. Several blue plaques commemorate famous former Notting Hill residents, including pioneering suffragettes Emmeline and Christabel Pankhurst.
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While the area doesn’t have as many monuments as central London, the neighbourhood’s beauty lies within the details. Even the public toilets on Westbourne Grove are carefully designed in an art deco style and elevated by local floristry business Wild at Heart.
<h2> Experiences and Events</h2>
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The magnetic pull of Portobello Market attracts domestic and international visitors alike. The market is known for its antiques and oddities as well as the eateries and vintage clothing shops that flank its stalls. Arguably, one of the most important things to experience in Notting Hill is its shopping, with shops ranging from independent artisanal boutiques to small designer stores.
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For clubhouse furniture and decor, head to Soho Home. For women’s fashion, Reformation, Sézane and Jovonna are must-visit destinations. Meanwhile, Psycle, Body Works and Facegym offer options for rejuvenation. One can even grab a tome from The Notting Hill Bookshop, the very same bookstore from the film, and visit the famous blue door on the way home.
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Once a year, during the August bank holiday, the streets come alive for Notting Hill Carnival. A celebration of Caribbean culture in the UK, it is Britain’s largest street parade. The area is also home to the Museum of Brands, which plots the history of packaging and advertising.

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<h2>The Property Scene</h2>
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Notting Hill is home to striking period architecture and voluminous townhouses set over several floors. In the heart of the neighbourhood is the Ladbroke Estate. Constructed in the 19th century, the estate was named after landowner James Weller Ladbroke and designed by architect Thomas Allason. Intersected by the wide avenue of Ladbroke Grove, this conservation area comprises stucco-fronted terraces of grand homes, many of which have access to a gated garden square.
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From towering townhouses to detached Victorian villas, Notting Hill has a number of different property types. Within easy reach of the city, it is also an ideal neighbourhood to invest in a design-led pied-à-terre such as a reimagined mews home or a heritage apartment.
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Making for picture postcard scenes, Notting Hill is home to several notably colourful streets including the affectionately nicknamed “Rainbow Row”. The area additionally offers proximity to Paddington Station and Holland Park.

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<h2>Final Thought</h2>
 Living in Notting Hill makes you part of a community that values both tradition and innovation. The neighbourhood’s blend of historic charm and contemporary flair makes it a unique place to call home, where one can enjoy the best of both worlds. With its vibrant cultural scene, excellent dining options, and stunning architecture, Notting Hill continues to be one of London’s most coveted living areas.

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United Kingdom Sotheby’s International Realty is proud to present this exceptionally grand, thoroughly modernised townhouse, which sits proudly on a picturesque Victorian terrace. The house is surrounded by expansive greenery and has access to a pretty communal garden at the rear.

The house has a Regency, Neo-classical façadedefined by an elegant front porch, sheltered by a substantial portico with a bespoke lantern. Entry is to the ground-floor reception area, which has exceptionally high ceilings, preserved floral cornices, and intricately decorated marble floors. 

To the left, an impressively large kitchen has grand proportions, highlighted by modern joinery, and an abundance of natural light. The dining room, accessible through double doors, has wonderful wooden floors, a marble fireplace, and ample natural light from large windows overlooking the lower ground floor patio.

The staircase leads to the Piano Noble first floor, housing two exceptionally large reception rooms with contemporary modern wall panelling. The larger front reception room spans the width of the property. The room is crowned by neoclassical cornicing, and French doors open to a balcony with views of the communal garden.

Most of the second floor is given over to the spacious master bedroom suite, which spans the width of the building and has a dressing room and an ensuite bathroom. Two additional bedrooms on the third floor, each with ensuite bathrooms, enjoy natural light from windows at the front and back. On the fourth floor, two more bedrooms each has an ensuite and access to a large terrace overlooking the communal garden. On the lower ground floor a TV room, a guest WC, a utility room, and two vaults complete the plan.

The property is situated in the Conservation Area of the Ladbroke Estate, offering access to Notting Hill's amenities, including Portobello Road and Westbourne Grove, as well as proximity to Kensington Gardens and Holland Park.

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Exceptionally grand six bedroom townhouse in Notting Hill

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Unfolding over four floors, this freehold offers thoughtfully configured spaces, impressive leisure amenities, and ample open spaces. It is a study in light and space, with an impressive width of 16.5m, soaring ceilings, and scores of vast windows.
 
 
The reception is a bright and airy sanctuary, thanks to its 10-foot-high ceiling and full-wall glass doors opening directly into the courtyard garden. The large kitchen features a dining area, fitted appliances, and dual-aspect access to a private patio on one end and the garden on the other.
 
 
The entirety of the first floor is dedicated to the principal suite, offering a pair of dressing rooms with an ensuite each. The lower ground floor unfolds over two bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a cinema room – all with direct access to another private patio. The basement houses the private gym, wine cellar, and study, alongside utility spaces and store rooms.
 
 
Newly built in an energy-efficient manner, vaulted ceilings, wooden flooring, and top-of-the-line fittings are found throughout. It is perched discreetly at the end of a treelined, gated driveway, offering discretion as well as close proximity to Notting Hill’s world-class restaurants. The boutiques of Westbourne Grove and the surrounding area are also located moments away.
 
The house is conveniently located near Notting Hill Gate Underground Station, offering excellent connectivity to Central London.

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Contemporary family home in the heart of Notting Hill

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This exceptional property presents a rare development opportunity to restore an entire freehold to its original condition as an imposing Notting Hill townhouse. The property, which unfolds over 4,233 square feet, is currently arranged as three separate apartments over six floors.

 

The current owners have carefully modernised, refurbished and extended the building, presenting a fantastic opportunity for any potential buyer. The home also benefits from having its own private garden.

 

Lansdowne Crescent is undeniably one of Notting Hill's most exclusive and sought-after addresses thanks to the property's exclusive access to the communal gardens and excellent location within walking distance of world-famous shops and restaurants, all while being surrounded by some of London's most impressive architecture and beautiful streets.

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Exclusive property in Notting Hill

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This terraced property spans 4,507 sq ft and features lofty proportions, open spaces, and contemporary interiors designed by Saskia Blyth and Paola Masiano.

Ideal for entertaining, the home offers three reception areas distributed across three floors. Entry is via the raised ground floor, which includes a bay-windowed reception room alongside a wood-paneled study.

Descending to the lower ground floor, you’ll find an open-concept reception that includes a Boffi kitchen equipped with Sub Zero appliances, a dining area illuminated by a skylight, and a wine room. Full-wall glass doors provide access to the rear, walled garden. This level also contains a further sitting room and a self-contained studio with a kitchenette and utility room.

The first floor is dominated by a formal reception area, featuring a striking Jamb fireplace and walls adorned with intricate motifs by award-winning artist Axel Vervoot. This space is complemented by both a front and a rear balcony.

The second floor accommodates three bedrooms and a bathroom, while the third floor is dedicated to the principal suite. This suite boasts a spacious walk-in wardrobe, a Carrera marble bathroom, and exclusive access to the roof terrace, which is also accessible from the first-floor landing.

An exemplary model of Victorian architecture, the property showcases high ceilings embellished with intricate cornicing and wooden floors throughout. It has been meticulously redesigned to incorporate smooth concrete finishes, eclectic furnishings, and metallic detailing, beautifully blending modern elegance with traditional charm.

Additional features of the property include centralized heating and air conditioning, underfloor heating, and ample storage.