Newton Road, W2 Notting Hill

Located on the third floor of a well-kept period building, offering a smart open-plan layout with pine wooden flooring and east to west facing views, ideal pied-à-terre or rental investment opportunity.

Overview

Set on the third floor of a well-maintained period building on Newton Road - one of W2's quietest and most sought-after addresses - this bright studio apartment has been recently transformed by a Spanish interior designer, blending sleek Scandinavian minimalism with warm Mediterranean accents. Accessed via the second floor, the apartment occupies a peaceful, top-floor position with charming exposed beams and dual-aspect east and west facing windows that flood the space with morning and evening light.

Thoughtfully arranged in an open plan layout with pine wooden floors throughout, the kitchen, sitting, and sleeping areas are smartly delineated to maximise both functionality and flow. A privacy curtain discreetly separates the sleeping space, while a modern shower room completes the home.

This turnkey apartment is moments from Westbourne Grove, Notting Hill, and the green open spaces of Hyde Park. It also stands to benefit from the ongoing regeneration of nearby Queensway making it an ideal London pied-à-terre or a savvy rental investment in one of Bayswater’s most established neighbourhoods.

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Location

Newton Road is a peaceful residential street just moments from the boutiques and restaurants of Westbourne Grove. It combines classic Notting Hill charm with excellent proximity to local amenities, including Daylesford, Ottolenghi and The Ledbury.

Royal Oak and Westbourne Park stations are nearby, with easy access to the Central and Circle lines. Paddington is also close, offering fast connections to Heathrow via the Elizabeth Line.

With Hyde Park, Portobello Road and the village feel of Artesian Village on your doorstep, Newton Road is ideally placed for both convenience and quiet.

A beautifully refurbished top-floor studio with Scandinavian-Spanish flair, set on one of Bayswater’s most desirable residential streets.

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Guide Price £450,000

Bedrooms

Bathrooms

Internal

406 SQFT

38 SQM

Outdoor

epc

Local Council

Westminster

Tax Band

Tenure

Leasehold (123 years)

Service Charge

£1,239 per annum

Highlights

Upper floor
Resident parking

Charlie Gibson

Managing Director, ARLA MRICS

+44 7791 328 344

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