
Set discreetly on Queensdale Road, in a conservation area near Holland Park, is this generous four-bedroom Victorian home. At the back of the maisonette, a leafy garden, perfect for languorous afternoons soaking up the sun, extends 50 ft behind the house. In front, the living room overlooks a pretty terrace of pastel-coloured houses.
Setting the Scene
The Norland Conservation Area is a beautiful space in west London, covering the area between Holland Park Avenue and Portland Road. Filled with character, its focus is to maintain the buildings, businesses and spaces of the area which surrounds Queensdale Road, where this house is located. Private squares and green spaces abound, providing an elegant backdrop for the Victorian house. The house has been decorated by its current owner, an actress, in a playful and eclectic style inspired by her time spent working at Graham & Green furniture store in Portobello. It is currently filled with a unique combination of antique pieces and colourful furnishings, which provide the perfect backdrop for her art and ceramics.
The Grand Tour
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