Pember Road, London, NW10

Behind a black-painted brick frontage on Pember Road, this heritage home has been shaped with a collector's eye. Three floors unfold in ochre, blue and soft plaster pink, with design curated by Lucy Enfield.

An entrance at street level leads up to the first floor, given over entirely to a reception space that runs over 30 feet. The kitchen lies to the left, configured with the feel of a working cook's kitchen. Bespoke crafted by Goldman and Rankin: solid maple cabinetry, marble countertops and a splashback of handmade Moroccan zellige. A wine fridge, filtered Quooker tap and a deep ceramic sink complete it, with space between for an island and dining table. At the rear, the sitting room gathers around a Charnwood burner, with French doors opening out to a tucked away south-facing terrace.

Sleeping quarters span the upper levels – the principal suite occupying the entire top floor.
Here, the space is a hideaway in its own right. Twin skylights are set into the sloped ceiling; an original reclaimed Crittall door opens to a Juliet balcony with rooftop views. A Neville Stephens fireplace, walk-in wardrobe and an en suite bathroom lend practicality. Two further bedrooms are thoughtfully styled – one in sunny yellow, the other in duck-egg blue – each with en suite bathrooms and views out to the treetops.

A neighbourhood renowned for its sense of community, there’s a welcoming feel surrounding Pember Road. Start your day with coffee from Wildcard, followed by a leisurely walk through verdant Queen’s Park. Don’t miss the weekend farmers’ market for an array of seasonal produce. Explore Brooks for premium meat and fish, indulge in brunch at Parlour or savour pizza at Sacre Cuore along Chamberlayne Road. Make The Island your neighbourhood haunt, or unwind at The Lexi, a cherished independent cinema. Your springboard to the city, Kensal Green station is 10 minutes’ walk away

Kensal Green – 7 mins
Kensal Rise – 10 mins