Stucco-fronted five-bedroom townhouse with recently refurbished interiors on a historic and sought-after street

Entering the house on the raised ground floor, the front hall leads through into an impressive double reception room. A south-facing front window fills this space with light, while high ceilings and wooden floors add to the sense of space and calm.

Downstairs is an equally well-proportioned living area, made up of open-plan kitchen, a dining room and a sitting room that flow into one another. In addition, double French doors open from the rear bay window into the garden. This floor also contains a utility room, a guest WC and considerable storage space.

The first floor is entirely occupied by the principal bedroom suite. It includes a bedroom, a bathroom with a shower and a bath, a corridor wardrobe and a pair of south-facing windows. Meanwhile, the second and third floors each contain two bedrooms and a shared bathroom.

The property was recently refurbished and decorated in a contemporary style, resulting in bright and spacious interiors.

The property has a paved rear garden with enough space for outdoor entertaining. Furthermore, its back door opens onto a shared communal garden. Finally, the front drive provides off-street parking.

Elgin Crescent is a beautiful street in Notting Hill, lined with stucco-fronted houses built in the mid-Victorian era and painted different colours. Many of the houses are Grade II listed and the street has been home to nuermous celebrated residents. These include Jawaharlal Nehru, the first prime minister of India, the cartoonist Sir Osbert Lancaster and the actor Sir Laurence Olivier.

From here, Ladbroke Grove and Holland Park underground stations are both a short walk away. In addition, the many restaurants and shops of Notting Hill are within easy reach, while the open spaces of Holland Park are also nearby.