Entering the house on the raised ground floor, the front hall leads into a generous reception room. As well as high ceilings and a south-facing bay window, this room has beautifully decorated moulded ceilings. Furthermore, double doors flow through to a spacious second reception room.

The lower ground floor consists of a kitchen with fitted units and a central island. The kitchen opens onto a formal dining room, with a French door leading into the garden. This floor also features a utility room, a guest WC, and considerable storage space.

The first floor is entirely occupied by the principal bedroom suite. It includes a bedroom with a broad bay window, a bathroom with a bath and two walk-in wardrobes.

The second floor features two more bedrooms, both ensuite. Finally, the third floor has three bedrooms and a bathroom.

The house has been recently refurbished and is presented in excellent condition. Its elegant but restrained interiors emphasise the grand proportions and natural light.

The house includes a paved rear garden with enough space for outdoor entertaining.

Stafford Terrace is an impressive street lined with half-stucco houses built in the late Victorian Era. From here, the many restaurants and shops of Kensington High Street are close, as well as the underground station. In addition, the southern entrance to Holland Park is a short walk away.