Somerset Square, W14

Property description
A beautifully presented and exceptionally bright four bedroom freehold house arranged over three floors, offering approximately 1,692 sq ft (157.2 sq m) of thoughtfully designed accommodation, situated on a charming square in Holland Park. This elegant family home combines generous proportions with contemporary finishes and excellent natural light throughout. The ground floor comprises a spacious reception and dining room extending over 19 ft, featuring an attractive curved bay and direct access to a private south-facing patio garden. To the rear is a large kitchen/breakfast room measuring over 17 ft, providing ample space for informal dining and entertaining, together with a guest cloakroom. The first floor offers two well-proportioned double bedrooms, both served by stylish bath/shower rooms. A separate study provides an ideal home office, nursery or occasional guest room. Occupying the entire top floor is an impressive principal bedroom suite, extending over 20 ft in length and benefiting from excellent ceiling height, fitted storage and a luxurious bathroom. The photographs highlight the quality of the accommodation, including a stunning spa-inspired bathroom finished in elegant white stone with a freestanding bath, walk-in shower and rooflights flooding the space with natural light. The upper bedroom enjoys a calm and airy atmosphere with vaulted ceilings and skylights enhancing the sense of space. Somerset Square is a highly desirable and peaceful address moments from the excellent amenities of Kensington High Street, Holland Park and Notting Hill. The area is well served by transport links including Holland Park and Kensington Olympia , providing convenient access across London and A4 heading towards Heathrow.

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