3 bed Flat For Sale £1,950,000
Past its charming exterior, St Charles Square plays host to a duplex with understated design and lively tones.
Inverted living done in style, a palette of bright hues considerately zones an open-plan living space on the upper floor. Nestled under two large skylights, a grey shaker kitchen melds into the rear walls. Integrated appliances and a glossy white island maximise space, while an antique brass light overhead brings a touch of decadence. A bright juxtaposition, warm coral walls illuminate an elevated dining space adjacent. Under twin skylights, banquette seating forms a reflection of the kitchen cabinetry’s L-shape.
Wooden floors unite the generous reception area, where neutral tones bringing a calming feel. Dispersed spotlights draw attention to leafy views – visible through a wall comprised entirely of glass doors. Drawing back, a balcony bordered in trellis features bench seating to take in views of the treetops.
Arranged over the lower floor of the home are three sleek bedrooms. Pastel grey walls lend a soothing quality to the principal bedroom suite, complete with spacious floor-to-ceiling wardrobes. Steps lead down to the en suite bathroom, uplifted by white and blue checkered tiles. Two further bedrooms are brought to life with natural light and large sash windows. A refined cream tiled shower room serves these.
Nestled between lively Notting Hill and upbeat Shepherd’s Bush, North Kensington offers a place of reprieve with easy access to the action. Start the day with an artisan-led breakfast from Lowry & Baker, then stroll along Golborne Road to browse the vintage offerings and grab groceries from Golborne Deli & Wine. Spend an afternoon wandering the stalls on Portobello Road, stopping in at E&O for pan-Asian delights. After, take a book along to Holland Park’s tranquil Kyoto Garden.
Ladbroke Grove – 6 mins (Circle, Hammersmith & City)
Holland Park – 20 mins (Central)
Inverted living done in style, a palette of bright hues considerately zones an open-plan living space on the upper floor. Nestled under two large skylights, a grey shaker kitchen melds into the rear walls. Integrated appliances and a glossy white island maximise space, while an antique brass light overhead brings a touch of decadence. A bright juxtaposition, warm coral walls illuminate an elevated dining space adjacent. Under twin skylights, banquette seating forms a reflection of the kitchen cabinetry’s L-shape.
Wooden floors unite the generous reception area, where neutral tones bringing a calming feel. Dispersed spotlights draw attention to leafy views – visible through a wall comprised entirely of glass doors. Drawing back, a balcony bordered in trellis features bench seating to take in views of the treetops.
Arranged over the lower floor of the home are three sleek bedrooms. Pastel grey walls lend a soothing quality to the principal bedroom suite, complete with spacious floor-to-ceiling wardrobes. Steps lead down to the en suite bathroom, uplifted by white and blue checkered tiles. Two further bedrooms are brought to life with natural light and large sash windows. A refined cream tiled shower room serves these.
Nestled between lively Notting Hill and upbeat Shepherd’s Bush, North Kensington offers a place of reprieve with easy access to the action. Start the day with an artisan-led breakfast from Lowry & Baker, then stroll along Golborne Road to browse the vintage offerings and grab groceries from Golborne Deli & Wine. Spend an afternoon wandering the stalls on Portobello Road, stopping in at E&O for pan-Asian delights. After, take a book along to Holland Park’s tranquil Kyoto Garden.
Ladbroke Grove – 6 mins (Circle, Hammersmith & City)
Holland Park – 20 mins (Central)
