Behind a neat run of cast iron railings, this Victorian cottage sits quietly in a peaceful corner of North Kensington. The painted brick façade catches the light from early morning, drawing you along this quintessential West London terrace. Inside, the house has been elegantly reworked with a calm, contemporary eye, while remaining true to its character.

The ground floor opens into a generous, open plan living space, where sitting, dining and kitchen areas flow naturally together. Whitewashed walls and white oak floors create a light, simple backdrop, allowing texture and detail to come forward, whilst further providing considered and ample storage. A bespoke kitchen and island anchor the rear of the room, while painted brick, working fireplaces add warmth and gently define each area. The kitchen is well proportioned and practical, with a natural connection to the courtyard garden beyond, a private spot for morning coffee or long, easy evenings enjoying the best of the afternoon sun.

Upstairs, the principal bedroom feels calm and settled, with a pair of large sash windows drawing in excellent natural light. The second bedroom is quieter in tone, with a full length door opening onto a private flat roof. A thoughtfully finished bathroom completes the upper floor.

Above, a generous attic offers clear potential for further development, subject to the usual permissions.

A house that balances charm and clarity, offering a relaxed, design led take on cottage living in W10.