St Lukes Road, W11 Notting Hill

A bright and beautifully presented raised ground floor apartment with outside space and a share of freehold on one of Notting Hill’s most desirable streets.

Overview

Occupying the raised ground floor of a handsome period conversion, this spacious and elegantly proportioned apartment is situated on one of Notting Hill’s most attractive tree-lined streets.

Flooded with natural light throughout, the property is arranged across a generous footprint and comprises a bright reception room with bay window, a separate kitchen, and French doors opening onto a private west-facing terrace with pleasant garden views.

There is one well-sized double bedroom with built-in storage, a separate WC, and a separate bathroom, providing a considered and practical layout ideal for both entertaining and everyday living.

Beautifully presented and retaining its period charm, the apartment benefits from high ceilings, large windows and excellent storage throughout.

St. Luke’s Road is ideally placed for the independent cafés, boutiques and restaurants of Portobello Road and Westbourne Grove. Westbourne Park station is a short stroll away, with Notting Hill Gate also within easy reach, providing excellent transport links across London.

Accommodation

Reception Room

A bright and spacious reception room with large bay window.

Kitchen

Separate fully fitted kitchen.

Terrace

Private west-facing terrace with garden views.

Bedroom

Well-proportioned double bedroom with built in storage.

Bathroom

Separate bathroom.

Exterior

Ideally positioned with the independent cafés, boutiques and restaurants of Portobello Road and Westbourne Grove.

Floorplans

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.

Lateral one-bedroom apartment with private terrace.

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Stamp Duty Brochure

Guide Price £800,000

Bedrooms

Bathrooms

Internal

622 SQFT

58 SQM

Outdoor

7 sqm

epc

Local Council

Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea

Tax Band

Tenure

Share of freehold (982 years)

Service Charge

£4,000 per annum

Highlights

Ground floor
Patio

Charlie Gibson

Managing Director, ARLA MRICS

+44 7791 328 344

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The Notting Hill Bookshop

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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

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