• Tenure: Leasehold, plus share of Freehold

• Outside space: No

• Parking: No

• EPC: D

Key features and description

Located in the heart of Holland Park, Lansdowne House is a distinctive period building built in 1902 by Scottish architect William Flockhart originally purposed as artist studios in one of West London's most desirable neighbourhoods, moments from the shops, cafés, and restaurants of Holland Park, Notting Hill and Westbourne Grove. The green open spaces of Holland Park are also just a short walk away.

This bright and spacious 805 sq. ft one-bedroom apartment is situated on the third floor and accessed via a passenger lift as well as stairs, offering excellent natural light and a strong sense of period character throughout. The apartment also has a license to [access and] use the generous adjoining terrace; excellent for al-fresco dining.

The property benefits from excellent transport links, with Holland Park Underground station (Central Line) nearby, as well as Notting Hill Gate Underground station (Central, Circle, and District Lines), providing easy access across London.