Entering the flat on the raised ground floor, you step directly into a fitted kitchen with enough space for a dining table. From here, double doors open onto a generous reception room, with built-in shelving, an ornate cornice and a fireplace adding to the sense of elegance.

The property is exceptionally well presented, with the careful application of colour and furnishing accentuating the period features.

The property includes a west-facing balcony with views across communal garden to the pastel-painted houses of Lansdowne Road. A staircase leads directly down into the garden.

Lansdowne Crescent is an impressive street of Grade II listed terrace houses built from 1860 onwards. It was named after the 3rd Marquess of Lansdowne, a former Chancellor of the Exchequer.

From here, Holland Park underground station is a short walk away. In addition, the many restaurants and shops of Notting Hill are within easy reach, while the open spaces of Holland Park are also nearby.