The main reception room is anchored by contrast – cream tiling underfoot, soft upholstery and a metal-clad fireplace that makes for a striking focal feature. Overhead, exposed beams and skylights curate an uplifting ambiance. Seating is informal and inviting, arranged to face both the fire and the garden beyond. The dining area feels integrated rather than separate – a round wooden table serves as an intimate setting, framed by built-in joinery and open shelving. Elsewhere, the kitchen itself is streamlined and efficient, positioned to the rear so as not to interrupt the flow.
Across the lower levels of a classic townhouse, this two-bedroom duplex to rent is shaped around light and an easy connection with the outdoors.
Property information
Overview
Behind a traditional Notting Hill façade, this design-led apartment shifts the focus to light. Spaces are pared back but carefully considered: skylights bring life to a palette of soft neutrals and industrial-inspired accents. The layout is sociable, with living and dining areas flowing together at the rear, where wide sliding doors dissolve the boundary with the garden. It’s a setting that adapts easily – think slow summer mornings with the door open and evenings gathered around the fire, inside or out.
The living spaces
Bedrooms & Bathrooms
Both bedrooms are calm, enclosed spaces that prioritise rest. The principal suite sits on the upper floor, where teal walls and tailored joinery create a more cocooned feel. Sink into a fire-side armchair, or step through French doors to the private balcony. Past a walk-in wardrobe, the en suite centres around a freestanding rolltop tub, with a separate rainfall shower set beyond Crittall glass. A second bedroom is found on the lower level, served by an en suite bathroom.
Outdoor Spaces
To the rear, a south-facing patio garden extends the living space outward. Doors slide fully open from the reception room, allowing movement between inside and out to feel continuous. Paved and structured, it’s set up for tranquil afternoons or entertaining – with built-in seating and an outdoor fireplace that anchors the space.
Property features
The neighbourhood
With enviable proximity to renowned Portobello Road, there’s a surprising sense of tranquillity to Pembridge Crescent. Wander in search of freshly roasted coffee, grabbing your morning caffeine kick from Amoret. Pick up baked goods from Cheeky Scone, or a bowl of green goodness from Atis. Just a short walk away, Holland Park’s Kyoto Garden is a peaceful spot to spend lazy mornings. Complete your afternoon perusing the stalls on Portobello Road, then head to Gold for seasonal plates and late-night drinks.
Notting Hill & Holland Park
Nearest Station
Notting Hill Gate - 7 mins
Guest Services
At your service
No request is too big or small for our concierge team. Premier League tickets to an all-important game, specialist piano tuners, a Michelin-starred plant-based chef. It’s a yes to all of the above.
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Architecture by Chomette Industries
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