House For Rent £130,000
Set on one of west London’s most coveted streets, Clarendon Road is a flawlessly-realised setting for family dwelling. Honouring its Georgian heritage, this six-bedroom home is defined by its refined interior palette and elegant character.
The portico entrance framed with ionic columns sets a sophisticated tone as you enter, matched by double-height windows in the entrance hallway. In the drawing room, palatial proportions showcase the hallmarks of its period pedigree: Immaculate cornicing, a ceiling rose, and fireplace positioned in the centre of the space. Dual-aspect fenestration permeates the room with sunlight, complementing the gallery-esque sense of volume. To one side, a desk is positioned in the bay window. To the other, French doors open to a large balcony overlooking the garden. A look of refined symmetry is offered by two entryways into the dining room. Bordered by a full-width antique mirror and wooden bookshelves, there’s a storied edge to the formal setting. Also on this floor, a second study is complete with heritage wall panelling and a cloakroom dressed in handsome dark oak.
The lower-ground floor is considerately zoned, yet a harmonious tonal palette and smooth marble floors ensures a sense of flow between spaces. The kitchen is marked by runs of charcoal-toned cabinetry and two islands topped with stainless steel surfaces. Its chef-grade Sub Zero & Wolf fridge and integrated Gaggenau appliances are set for all manner of culinary endeavour. Beyond, find a dining area and television snug complete with cosy recessed lighting. Wraparound glazing infuses the space with light and creates a tranquil synergy between the indoors and out. The south-west-facing garden is bordered with immaculate topiary – it’s a remarkably peaceful setting. A patio is complete with a stone fireplace, its clean-lines softened by leafy climbers that hang across the blonde-brick exterior.
A curved staircase with decorative iron balustrades guides you to the first floor, occupied entirely by the sumptuous master bedroom suite. Its awe-inspiring proportions are softened with muted tones and soft carpets, illuminated through curved sash windows. With no neighbours onlooking the home (courtesy of its positioning at the intersection of Clarendon and Lansdowne Road), there’s a notable sense of privacy to this side of the house. Full-height Carrara marble is a stylish backdrop for the first en suite bathroom, complete with a freestanding tub and dual vanity. Beyond a dedicated dressing area in the bedroom, a second en suite features an oversized rainfall shower. Four guest bedrooms are spread across the second and third floors respectively, served by three family-sized bathrooms wrapped in taupe mosaic tiles. For staff and occasional guests, an additional bedroom suite is located on the lower-ground floor along with a utility room and wine cellar.
Location:
Village-like living with easy-access to the city, Holland Park is a well-heeled enclave for families. Clarendon Road is set amongst storied architecture, where grand porticos and ornate entablatures line the peaceful streets. The home is just moments from the independent shops of Holland Park avenue, with the Kyoto Gardens’ manicured lawns and the coveted Design Museum also within easy reach. The Village at Westfield Shopping Centre is poised for retail therapy, or a gig at Shepherd’s Bush Empire for music lovers. Spend weekends exploring vibrant Portobello Road and its string of vintage market stalls, or there’s an array of transport to get you into the city and beyond. An evening at Flat Three or Julie’s – be home in under five minutes.
Notting Hill Gate (10 mins)
Holland Park (3 mins)<br /><br />
The portico entrance framed with ionic columns sets a sophisticated tone as you enter, matched by double-height windows in the entrance hallway. In the drawing room, palatial proportions showcase the hallmarks of its period pedigree: Immaculate cornicing, a ceiling rose, and fireplace positioned in the centre of the space. Dual-aspect fenestration permeates the room with sunlight, complementing the gallery-esque sense of volume. To one side, a desk is positioned in the bay window. To the other, French doors open to a large balcony overlooking the garden. A look of refined symmetry is offered by two entryways into the dining room. Bordered by a full-width antique mirror and wooden bookshelves, there’s a storied edge to the formal setting. Also on this floor, a second study is complete with heritage wall panelling and a cloakroom dressed in handsome dark oak.
The lower-ground floor is considerately zoned, yet a harmonious tonal palette and smooth marble floors ensures a sense of flow between spaces. The kitchen is marked by runs of charcoal-toned cabinetry and two islands topped with stainless steel surfaces. Its chef-grade Sub Zero & Wolf fridge and integrated Gaggenau appliances are set for all manner of culinary endeavour. Beyond, find a dining area and television snug complete with cosy recessed lighting. Wraparound glazing infuses the space with light and creates a tranquil synergy between the indoors and out. The south-west-facing garden is bordered with immaculate topiary – it’s a remarkably peaceful setting. A patio is complete with a stone fireplace, its clean-lines softened by leafy climbers that hang across the blonde-brick exterior.
A curved staircase with decorative iron balustrades guides you to the first floor, occupied entirely by the sumptuous master bedroom suite. Its awe-inspiring proportions are softened with muted tones and soft carpets, illuminated through curved sash windows. With no neighbours onlooking the home (courtesy of its positioning at the intersection of Clarendon and Lansdowne Road), there’s a notable sense of privacy to this side of the house. Full-height Carrara marble is a stylish backdrop for the first en suite bathroom, complete with a freestanding tub and dual vanity. Beyond a dedicated dressing area in the bedroom, a second en suite features an oversized rainfall shower. Four guest bedrooms are spread across the second and third floors respectively, served by three family-sized bathrooms wrapped in taupe mosaic tiles. For staff and occasional guests, an additional bedroom suite is located on the lower-ground floor along with a utility room and wine cellar.
Location:
Village-like living with easy-access to the city, Holland Park is a well-heeled enclave for families. Clarendon Road is set amongst storied architecture, where grand porticos and ornate entablatures line the peaceful streets. The home is just moments from the independent shops of Holland Park avenue, with the Kyoto Gardens’ manicured lawns and the coveted Design Museum also within easy reach. The Village at Westfield Shopping Centre is poised for retail therapy, or a gig at Shepherd’s Bush Empire for music lovers. Spend weekends exploring vibrant Portobello Road and its string of vintage market stalls, or there’s an array of transport to get you into the city and beyond. An evening at Flat Three or Julie’s – be home in under five minutes.
Notting Hill Gate (10 mins)
Holland Park (3 mins)<br /><br />
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