Entering the house on the raised ground floor, the front hall runs the entire length of the house, ending with a pair of double French doors opening onto a rear balcony. The hall leads through to a grand drawing room, which also occupies the entire length of the house, with high ceilings and full-sized windows. Another pair of French doors open onto the balcony, which faces south-west, bringing light into the room all through the day.

The lower ground floor centres on a generous reception room with enough space for separate dining and seating areas. This room communicates with the open-plan kitchen, while floor-to-ceiling windows offer garden views and bring in additional light. This floor also contains a study, a home cinema and a utility room. Furthermore, there is a bedroom and bathroom suite with separate street access.

The first floor is entirely occupied by a spectacular principal bedroom with a generous ensuite bathroom. This includes a free-standing bathtub and beautiful inbuilt storage. The second floor contains three bedrooms sharing a pair of bathrooms, while the third floor provides a final bedroom.

The house offers a south-west facing garden with patio area for outdoor dining, as well as a large lawn. It includes a garage that can be accessed from the lower ground floor and additional space for off-street parking. There is also a wide balcony on the raised ground floor with views over the garden and a patio on the lower ground floor.

The unusual width of the buildings makes this one of the most sought-after streets in London. Holland Park underground station is a short walk away, and so too the green spaces of Holland Park. In addition, the restaurants of Notting Hill and the shops of High Street Kensington are easily reached, while the area is also well-served with private schools.