An exceptional five-bedroom house with a 54 ft. private garden on Ladbroke Square

The ground floor opens with a striking entrance hall, where panelled walls and a chequerboard floor introduce the characterful interiors. At the front, the dining room pairs rich colour with decorative cornicing, a fireplace and tall sash windows. To the rear, an expansive kitchen and reception room forms the heart of the house, with space for cooking, dining and relaxing. Olive-green cabinetry, pale worktops and a generous central island sit alongside parquet flooring, while an open staircase adds a sculptural element. Full-height glazed doors open onto the garden.

On the first floor, the principal reception room spans the width of the house. High ceilings, intricate cornicing, parquet flooring and a marble fireplace frame the space, while tall glazed doors open onto a balcony overlooking the square. A separate library is lined with timber panelling and fitted bookshelves, creating an inviting setting for quieter evenings. A study at the rear provides a dedicated workspace.

The principal bedroom occupies the second floor, with fitted wardrobes, a separate dressing room and a generous ensuite bathroom. The bathroom features veined stone, twin basins, a freestanding bath and a separate shower. Three further bedrooms occupy the third floor, served by two bathrooms.

The lower ground floor offers a fifth bedroom with an ensuite shower room and access to a front patio. A separate reception room opens onto a rear courtyard, providing additional space for a media room or playroom. Utility rooms, built-in storage and front vaults add useful practical space.

The rear garden extends to approximately 54 ft., with paved and decked areas for outdoor dining and seating. Mature trees, established planting and raised beds create a sheltered setting, with a shed at the far end. Access to the communal gardens adds a further expanse of green space beyond the house.

Ladbroke Square places the house within one of Notting Hill’s most distinctive garden neighbourhoods. The shops, cafés and restaurants around Notting Hill Gate and Kensington Park Road are close by, with Portobello Road offering further shopping and its celebrated market. Holland Park and Kensington Gardens provide additional green space, while nearby Notting Hill Gate station connects the area with central London.