Elgin Crescent, W11 Notting Hill

With it's own private street entrance, the home offers a sense of privacy and calm in the heart of Notting Hill. Perfect as a sophisticated pied à terre or an exceptional first time buy, it balances style with practicality.

Overview

Occupying the lower ground floor of an elegant Victorian terrace on a treelined street, this south-facing apartment blends contemporary design with a bright, well considered layout.

With its own private street entrance, the home offers a sense of privacy and calm in the heart of Notting Hill. Perfect as a sophisticated pied à terre or an exceptional first time buy, it balances style with practicality.

Arranged with effortless flow, the accommodation includes a generously proportioned reception room bathed in natural light, a separate modern kitchen and a spacious double bedroom featuring fitted wardrobes and garden views. A sleek, contemporary shower room and a discreet utility/laundry cupboard enhance everyday convenience.

Moments from the iconic Portobello Road, the apartment is ideally positioned to enjoy the energy and charm of the area. From its daily market and famed Saturday antiques fair to an eclectic selection of restaurants, cafés, delis and independent boutiques.

This is quintessential Notting Hill living: vibrant, stylish and wonderfully well connected.

Floorplans

Location

A prime one bedroom apartment with its own entrance, located just off Portobello Road.

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Stamp Duty Brochure

Guide Price £650,000

Bedrooms

Bathrooms

Internal

517 SQFT

48 SQM

Outdoor

epc

Local Council

Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea

Tax Band

Tenure

Share of freehold (951 years)

Service Charge

£750 per annum

Highlights

Basement

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Explore Notting Hill The Highlights

The Notting Hill Bookshop

The Notting Hill Bookshop is a literary gem, best known for its cameo in the iconic film Notting Hill. It’s a cozy haven for book lovers, where the shelves are filled with carefully curated selections, including rare editions and beautiful gift books. The true charm, however, lies in its intimate, glass-roofed reading corner, providing a serene escape from the bustling streets outside. It’s a must-visit for bibliophiles and romantics alike, offering a nostalgic slice of London’s cultural scene and a chance to find that perfect keepsake book.

The Westbourne

The Westbourne is a quintessentially British pub, exuding the charm and warmth of a true local favorite. Known for its stylish yet relaxed atmosphere, it’s the go-to spot for Notting Hill residents seeking a refined pint or a laid-back Sunday roast. The highlight here is the sun-drenched terrace, an ideal setting for al fresco dining or sipping craft cocktails as you watch the world go by. It’s a perfect blend of neighborhood vibe and sophisticated style, making it a staple in the Notting Hill social scene.

The Electric

The Electric Cinema is a beloved institution, offering a cinematic experience like no other in London. Housed in one of the oldest purpose-built cinemas in the UK, it features plush leather armchairs, footstools, and even cashmere blankets for the ultimate in comfort. The standout feature is its luxurious front-row beds, perfect for those looking to indulge in a truly unique night out. With its historic charm and modern amenities, The Electric provides a nostalgic yet luxurious escape, ideal for a date night or an evening with friends.

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