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Observatory Gardens, Kensington, London
At the heart of London’s most prestigious postcode, this studio apartment offers high-end living with an air of sophistication.
Located on the lower ground floor of a beautifully kept Georgian house, the flat’s layout makes clever use of all available space.
The kitchen area, although separate from the main room, creates the impression of an open plan arrangement; white fronts and effectively used lights make the kitchen feel more spacious.
The kitchen’s white fronts offer copious storage space.
A period fireplace takes up center stage in the lounge area, making the flat feel homey and invites residents to curl up on the sofa and relax.
Wooden flooring contributes to the flat’s warmth while also serving as a reminder of the property’s past.
A small alcove partly separates the bed from the main room, offering extra privacy.
Sitting in a small alcove off the side, the bedroom area is not visible upon entering the flat; without being fully separated from the main room, it benefits from an added element of privacy.
In the bathroom, cream furnishings and dark tiles are keep in line with the apartment’s simple elegance and low-key color scheme, but it still offers the same level of high quality interiors.
The bathroom’s dark tiles stand in an elegant contrast against the cream furnishings.
A porter service and allocated safe parking spaces offer security.
Located close to Notting Hill Gate and High Street Kensington Underground Stations, Observatory Gardens benefits from transport links into the suburbs as well as deeper into Central London.
Kensington Palace, its gardens and Hyde Park are a short walk away, as are all other amenities this fashionable district has to offer.
Priced at £650,000 (€919,455, $1,010,842) the property is sold through Knight Frank.
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Stefanie Gerdes
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