Treadgold Street, London, W11

On a leafy residential street, this reimagined period home is in a peaceful setting, conveniently close to the epicentre of Notting Hill and its countless amenities. Offering a functional footprint suited to family life, considered, understated interior design creates a warm, comfortable atmosphere throughout.

To the front of the house, a tranquil reception room in soft tones is an inviting space to unwind. A large bay window illuminates heritage features, including classic cornicing and a dark feature fireplace that serves as the room’s focal point. Integrated alcove shelving offers coveted storage space.

Past a utility room and study, wooden floors sweep through to the heart of the home – the open-plan kitchen and dining room. A space made for entertaining, morning light streams in through an angled skylight spanning the length of the room. Angled spotlights add additional ambient and directional lighting as required. All stone worktops and integrated appliances, there’s a streamlined feel to the cooking area, where cabinetry stretches to the ceiling enhancing the sense of space. Wall-to-wall bi-folding glass doors create synergy with the outdoors and grant access to a well-maintained, east-facing garden with two storage areas at the rear.

A pared-back colour palette is a feature in the first-floor principal suite. Soft grey and pale blue tones create a calming backdrop, while fitted wardrobes and spot-lit recessed shelving offer a magnitude of storage space. The adjoining en suite bathroom comes complete with a bathtub. Also on this floor is a guest bedroom suite, enlivened by a large skylight. A triple-pane window offers additional light and views overlooking the garden. A third bedroom suite awaits on the top floor – a considered space which benefits from a roof window and bespoke joinery.

Location
In walking distance to Notting Hill’s hotspots, Treadgold Street is ideally positioned to enjoy the best of the neighbourhood. Just a short stroll away, Avondale Park offers open green space and tennis courts, while Kensington Leisure Centre has three pools. Or for a livelier workout, head to SoulCycle on Portobello Road, stopping to browse the stalls, lunch at the weekend food market and search for vintage one-offs. For dinner, there’s three-Michelin-starred Core by Clare Smyth. Or closer to home, enjoy a taste of Argentina at Casa Cruz, just minutes from your door.

Latimer Road – 4 mins (Circle, Hammersmith & City)
Holland Park – 13 mins (Central)