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Durham Terrace, London W2

Guide Price

£1,750,000

£1,516/ft2

£16,324/m2

Flat (3rd Floor)

3 bedrooms

2 bathrooms

1 receptions

1,154ft2
107m2
  • Tenure: Leasehold, expires 09/07/3025, plus share of Freehold

  • Outside space: No

  • Parking: No

  • EPC: C

Key features and description

3 Bedrooms | Bathroom | En Suite Shower Room | Reception/Dining Room | Kitchen | Lift
Nestled on Durham Terrace, moments from Westbourne Grove and Hyde Park, this beautifully presented three-bedroom apartment occupies the third floor of an elegant period building and extends to approximately 1,154 sq ft (107.2 sq m). 

Refurbished by an established local developer, the apartment is arranged laterally across two adjoining period buildings, the apartment offers an exceptional sense of width and balance, with well-proportioned accommodation, impressive volume and abundant natural light throughout. 

Accessed via lift, the apartment is defined by high ceilings and thoughtfully considered layout. The standout feature is the dual-aspect reception and dining room, a superb entertaining space enjoying excellent natural light from South and Westly directions, and generous proportions that comfortably accommodate both formal dining and relaxed living.

The contemporary kitchen has been finished to a high specification with bespoke cabinetry, integrated appliances and stone worktops, offering a refined yet practical space. Three well-appointed bedrooms are arranged off a wide central hallway, served by a stylish family bathroom, with the principal bedroom benefiting from particularly generous proportions. 

Durham Terrace is one of Notting Hill's most sought-after addresses, moments from the boutiques, restaurants and cafe's of Westbourne Grove and Ledbury Road, while Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens are within easy walking distance. The apartment also benefits from its proximity to the £3 billion regeneration of nearby Queensway, one of Central London's most significant neighbourhood transformations. Anchored by the landmark redevelopment of The Whiteley and the arrival of the Six Senses Hotel, the wider investment is introducing luxury retail, destination restaurants, enhanced public spaces and extensive streetscape improvements, further elevating the area's long-term appeal. 

Excellent transport connections are available via Notting Hill Gate, Bayswater and Royal Oak stations

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