Entering the house on the raised ground floor, the front door opens directly onto a generous reception room with a bespoke black slate fireplace. High ceilings and full-length windows fill the space with light, while an internal balcony overlooks the lower ground floor. Also, the glazed extension can be sealed off with black-out curtains to create a family cinema room.

Downstairs, the well-proportioned living area consists of open-plan kitchen, dining area and a French door opening onto the rear garden.

The bespoke kitchen includes Miele and Gaggenau appliances, while a vintage Vistosi chandelier illuminates the double-height atrium. A guest WC completes this floor.

The first floor is entirely occupied by the principal bedroom suite. This includes a bedroom, a dressing area, a bathroom and French doors giving access to front and rear balconies. The second bathroom on the half landing includes an expansive contemporary oval bath.

There are two more bedrooms on the second floor and two more bathrooms on the half landings. The third floor features another two bedrooms, separated by a folding door that can be drawn back to create a single space.

There are reclaimed antique fireplaces in all the bedrooms, as well as working gas fireplaces. The house also offers underfloor heating everywhere except the upstairs bathrooms and a Sonos music system throughout.

The house includes a west-facing rear garden with a lawn, planted borders and a paved area for outdoor eating. Residents also have access to the open spaces of Ladbroke Square Gardens.

Horbury Crescent is an attractive street of stucco-based terrace houses in the heart of Notting Hill Gate.

From here, the underground station is close, while the neighbourhood’s celebrated restaurants and independent boutiques are also nearby. Furthermore, the open spaces of Holland Park are a short walk away.