Nevern Square

Set behind the red-brick façade of Nevern Square, this beautifully finished apartment brings a calm, contemporary feel to one of Earl’s Court’s most characterful addresses.
Set within one of the handsome red-brick buildings that frame Nevern Square, this beautifully finished two-bedroom apartment has a calm, considered feel throughout.
The main living space is open-plan, but still feels nicely defined. Herringbone timber flooring brings warmth underfoot, while subtle wall panelling adds a more traditional layer to the interiors. The kitchen sits naturally within the room, finished in soft neutral cabinetry with brass detailing and a generous island at its centre. There is space to dine comfortably alongside the living area, making it a room that feels equally suited to slower mornings, dinner with friends or simply settling in at the end of the day.
The principal bedroom is quietly elegant, with decorative panelling, warm timber flooring and bespoke illuminated wardrobes adding both character and practicality. Its en suite continues the same restrained palette, with textured neutral tiles, dark timber joinery and brushed metal fittings.
The second bedroom is similarly well finished and generous enough to feel like a proper double, while the main bathroom introduces a little more pattern through marble-effect stone, hexagonal flooring and a full-size bath with overhead shower.
There is a consistency to the apartment that makes it feel particularly well put together. Soft tones, thoughtful lighting and classic detailing run throughout, creating a home that feels polished without being overly formal. Nevern Square itself is one of Earl’s Court’s most attractive garden squares, known for its striking period architecture and established residential feel, with the restaurants, cafés and everyday amenities of the area close by.