Leinster Square, London W2

The property makes an attractive first impression with its grand portico entrance and geometric tiled hallway. To the left, the south-facing dining room features a bioethanol fireplace and immaculate period cornicing. Double doors open with a fantastic sense of flow into the kitchen, fitted with Miele appliances, antique mirror and quartzite splashbacks. Chevron oak floors continue beyond into the snug, with full-height glass doors that slide open onto a terrace.

The first-floor reception room is filled with sunlight, courtesy of two French windows that frame views of Leinster Square gardens. This vista can be enjoyed from the large balcony, complete with decorative cast-iron railings. Behind bi-folding panelled doors, the marble-topped wet bar is perfect for entertaining. A guest bedroom is also found on this level, featuring floor-to-ceiling wardrobes and a glass-clad study space leading to an ensuite bathroom.

The master bedroom suite is situated on the lower-ground floor; it's a stylish space with bamboo carpets, designer feature lighting and glass doors that overlook the lower level rear terrace. The ensuite bathroom showcases polished marble tiles that surround a dual vanity, freestanding bath and oversized shower. A walk-in dressing room is finished with mirrored wardrobes. Also located on this floor is a guest bedroom suite and utility room.

The basement level is currently configured as a living room, but can be reimagined as a guest bedroom with an ensuite bathroom. Floor-to-ceiling glass doors open to reveal a patio, backdropped by a verdant green wall that reaches up to the higher storeys.

Leinster Square is arranged around a private landscaped communal garden, with exclusive access available to residents. Within the apartment there is comfort cooling in the main rooms, underfloor heating and a Control4 home lighting system throughout. The property also benefits from a concierge located in the next door building. Notting Hill’s vibrant offerings are within close proximity, as are Bayswater, Queensway and Royal Oak tube stations that connect to the rest of London.