Fifth Avenue, W10

Guide Price: £600,000 to £650,000

A beautifully finished, two-bedroom garden flat inside one of the iconic Victorian cottages of The Avenues.

The front bedroom is abundant in period character—an elegant bay window, intricate cornicing, and an ornate tiled fireplace. Soft, apple green walls contrast with a dark Victorian-style pendant light. The second bedroom is finished in the same hue and features fitted storage spanning the length of the wall, offering both wardrobe space and open shelving. A separate utility area keeps laundry neatly tucked away from the main living spaces.

The hallway leads to integrated storage, a large family bathroom, and a separate guest WC. Beyond, the home unfolds into a breathtaking open-plan living space. Floor-to-ceiling glass doors frame the full length of the west-facing garden, flooding the interior with sunlight. A beautifully designed kitchen sits at the heart, complete with a large island, integrated storage, and spotlight windows. This is a calm, bright space, perfect for entertaining, with perfect indoor-outdoor flow for summer days.

Outside, the southwest-facing garden is designed for long, sun-drenched afternoons and outdoor dining, with a paved seating area as well as a stretch of grass.

Fifth Avenue is one of the most sought-after streets in The Avenues and is closer to the Notting Hill side of this family-friendly pocket between Queen’s Park and Notting Hill. 

Just around the corner, Golborne Road offers a vibrant mix of cultures and cuisines, reflecting the area's rich diversity. Known as "Little Morocco," it's home to numerous Moroccan restaurants and shops, as well as Portuguese cafés like the renowned Lisboa Patisserie, famous for its pastel de nata. A walk south leads to Portobello Road, famous for its vintage markets, street food, and lively atmosphere. 

For daily conveniences, the large Sainsbury's supermarket on Ladbroke Grove is close by, making grocery shopping effortless.

To the north, Kensal Rise and Queen’s Park offer top-rated schools, leafy green spaces, and standout spots like Paradise Bar, Parlour, and The Whippet Inn. For families, the area is well-served by outstanding primary schools, including Malorees Infant & Junior School, Ark Franklin Primary Academy, and Salusbury Primary School.

For transportation, Ladbroke Grove station (Circle and Hammersmith & City lines) provides swift connections to the rest of London. Additionally, numerous bus routes serve the area, and the nearby A40 offers easy access to both central London and the west. 

Oli and Liana are delighted to be instructed on the gorgeous flat.