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Newton Road, W2 Notting Hill

A beautifully refurbished two/three bedroom maisonette on the silent Newton Road, W2, offering over 1,500 sq ft of elegant living space. This exceptional home showcases a superb reception and dining area with incredible ceiling height of over 3 meters. A luxurious master suite with Spanish marble bathroom, a sleek contemporary kitchen and a versatile study/ third bedroom complete the layout. Peacefully tucked away just off Westbourne Grove, with the benefit of a share of freehold, this is a rare Notting Hill gem.

Overview

Set within a handsome stucco-fronted period building on Newton Road, this outstanding maisonette combines grand proportions with refined modern design. Spanning over 1,500 sq ft, it has been refurbished to exacting standards and offers both character and comfort.

The heart of the property is a magnificent reception and dining space, with dramatic ceiling heights creating a light-filled and versatile setting for entertaining. To the rear, a further yard accessible from the master suite provides a tranquil outdoor space away from the bustle. The bespoke contemporary kitchen complements the reception area, while the indulgent master bedroom suite features a Spanish marble bathroom of exceptional quality.
A second bedroom with en suite, a third bedroom/study, an additional shower room, and a utility/guest WC provide flexible accommodation.

There is also a shared storage room on the first floor landing.

With the advantage of a share of freehold and situated on a quiet, tree-lined street just moments from the shops, cafés and restaurants of Westbourne Grove, this property offers the best of Notting Hill living. Nearby transport links at Queensway, Bayswater and Royal Oak, together with the open green spaces of Kensington Gardens, add to the home’s appeal.

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Location

You won’t need us to tell you that Notting Hill is famed for its charming pastel-coloured houses, legendary Portobello Market, and its starring role in the iconic Richard Curtis film. But as one of our favourite London areas - we can promise you’ll find so much more.

Stylish Notting Hill maisonette with soaring ceilings, private patios and share of freehold.

Stamp Duty

Guide Price £1,500,000

Bedrooms

Bathrooms

Internal

1515 SQFT

141 SQM

Outdoor

26 sqm

epc

Local Council

Westminster Council

Tax Band

Tenure

Share of freehold (978 years)

Service Charge

£5,000 per annum

Highlights

Ground floor

Will Bennett

Sales Advisor

+44 7444 212 399

Harvey Cyzer

Head of Private Office

+44 7919 303 135

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The Notting Hill Bookshop

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The Westbourne

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The Electric

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