Bridstow Place, London, W2

Cottage-lined and enclosed, Bridstow Place sits back from the Westbourne Grove bustle – close to everything, insulated enough to instill calm. This newly built house is immediately distinct on the row: London stock brick, tall Crittall glazing and a deep wooden door.

Inside, five meticulously designed floors are seamlessly connected by a passenger lift. The kitchen anchors the ground level – shaker cabinetry in warm greige, marble worktops and a full Miele suite with double ovens. Three glass pendants hang above, while herringbone floors run below. Casual dining plays out across the integrated breakfast bar; an oval walnut table invites more formal occasions.

Descend a floor and the house reveals a different side. A panelled reception room centres around a wide inset fireplace, backlit shelving running the full width of the media wall. Next to it, a snug in deep raspberry red offers versatility as a study or home bar with a dedicated drinks area. Below, the basement level follows through. The cinema room is properly kitted out: framed acoustic panels, a large built-in screen and curved velvet armchairs. The gym sits adjacent – mirrored and LED-lit.

The first floor holds three bedrooms, two with en suites and all with substantial built-in storage. Above, the entire second floor is occupied by the principal suite. The dressing room – open shelving on one side, fitted wardrobes on the other – sits neatly behind the sleeping space. Crittall doors open the length of the room onto the south-facing roof terrace: decked and furnished with plush outdoor seating. The en suite bathroom sits to the opposite side of the level, complete with a freestanding tub and separate shower.

Garage parking is included, with EV charging.

*The council tax for the property is currently unbanded

Location
Bridstow Place carries a quietness that’s rare this close to central London. A short, cottage-lined backstreet off Chepstow Road, it sits at the meeting point of Notting Hill and Westbourne Grove. For relaxation, the Six Senses Spa at the nearby Whiteley’s development will be the UK’s first. Take a stroll around Kensington Gardens, brunch at Beam, then browse the rails at Reformation and Sézane. Round off the day with dinner at The Barbury or Endo Kazutoshi’s sushi hotspot Sumi. For drinks, there’s local favourite The Cow or The Westbourne – both just minutes from your door.

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