Great Western Road, London W11

This bright two-bedroom apartment lies on the top floor of a mid-century building in the heart of Westbourne Park in west London. Carefully appointed, the interiors are characterised by a pared-back palette, clean architectural lines and abundant natural light. A west-facing balcony offers a private retreat with views of the surrounding greenery.



The Tour



This apartment sits on the top floor and is reached via communal stairs. Its private front door opens to a bright hallway, equipped with practical built-in storage space.



An open-plan kitchen, dining and living room forms the social heart of the home, framed by glazing along the east and western elevations, drawing in abundant natural light. Here and throughout, crisp white walls enhance the overall impression of openness while warm-toned hardwood floorboards extend underfoot.



The kitchen is arranged in an L-shape with smart shaker units, timber surfaces a white-tiled splashback. Integrated appliances include a gas hob, electric oven, dishwasher and a seperate fridge and freezer. There is also a washing machine.



The sitting area opens onto a generous private balcony and takes in views of surrounding tree canopies.



Two tranquil bedrooms are found along the hall, both served by a well-appointed bathroom with a shower over a bathtub and white metro tiles along the walls.



Outdoor Space



From the reception room, floor-to-ceiling glazing connects to a private west-facing balcony, fitted with monochrome patterned tiles and enveloped by leafy canopies on all sides. There is space for potted plants and a sitting area, offering a quiet spot for reading a book or relaxing outside in the warmer months.



The Area



Great Western Road lies in a sought-after pocket of west London, within easy reach of excellent restaurants and shops, and just a short walk from Hyde Park.



Portobello Market and Notting Hill are a 10-minute walk away. Nearby Golborne Road is home to a host of amenities, including yoga/wellness studio Love Supreme and the famous Lisboa patisserie. Bakery Layla is a local favourite, while Flying Horse Coffee serves up excellent hot drinks. Sister restaurant to The Pelican, Fat Badger serves up delicious food and drinks. The Golborne Deli and Wine Store is a one-stop shop for hosting duties.



The general area is celebrated for its restaurants, cafés and boutiques, with Franklin’s Wine, Provenance Butcher and The Notting Hill Fish and Meat Shop all present. Other excellent restaurants in the area include the two Michelin-starred Ledbury, three Michelin-starred Core by Clare Smyth and Ottolenghi. Other bars, restaurants and pubs can be found throughout Notting Hill, as can The Electric Cinema and the popular Notting Hill Arts Club.



The new arts and social club Ladbroke Hall is nearby and hosts jazz nights, poetry readings, theatre shows and live music, as well as an Italian restaurant, Pollini. Members’ club Electric House on Portobello Road has a roof garden with an original domed ceiling, along with an extensive art collection.



Westbourne Park tube station is a two-minute walk away, with the Hammersmith & City and Circle lines providing quick links to King’s Cross St Pancras, Liverpool Street and east London. Notting Hill Gate station (Central line) is 20 minutes away on foot, and Heathrow Airport can be reached in approximately 45 minutes by car or public transport.



Tenure: Share of Freehold / Lease Length: approx 93 years remaining / Service Charge: approx. £1,525 per annum / Council Tax Band: B