Classic architecture meets contemporary creativity and suntrap al fresco spaces in this four-bedroom family home in Notting Hill.

Across the upper storeys, each bedroom has been individually considered, united by a shared attention to colour, texture and craftsmanship. Occupying the entire second floor, the principal suite is a serene and light-filled sanctuary. Twin sash windows illuminate the space, a contemporary fireplace adds a sense of warmth and extensive integrated storage keeps the room effortlessly ordered. A short flight of stairs leads to the en suite bathroom, where rooflights brighten natural stone finishes, a freestanding bathtub and a walk-in rainfall shower.

Three further bedrooms occupy the first floor. One double bedroom features soft neutral tones and a full-height French window opening onto a Juliet balcony. Another is characterised by patterned wallpaper, textured carpeting and painted blue window frames. The third, currently arranged as a nursery, combines blue-and-white detailing with extensive fitted wardrobes. These rooms are served by two family bathrooms, one of which incorporates a wood-clad sauna.

Past the wall-to-wall glass doors, a lush landscaped garden provides a tranquil retreat during the warmer months – complete with a wood picnic table set on the patio. Crowning the house, there’s a second al fresco setting in the form of a large roof terrace. A glass-roofed stairwell seamlessly opens out to the space, with elevated views across the surrounding rooftops.