Addison Avenue, London

Accessed through a wrought iron gate and attractive front garden, the house is thoughtfully planned and beautifully presented with a classical entrance hall, leading to 2 elegant reception rooms with full length windows. The study opens through French windows onto a lovely terrace that overlooks the west facing garden.

At the garden level of the house, the accommodation is arranged with a family room to the front, and an excellent kitchen dining room to the rear, opening onto the lower patio of the garden. From the kitchen a staircase leads down to a large play/ media room which has natural light and can double as an occasional bedroom as there is an en suite shower room. In addition, on this level, there is a utility room and a wine cellar.

The upper floors are arranged with 5 bedrooms and 3 bath/shower rooms (1 en suite).

The garden is west facing, landscaped and immaculate, perfect for an al fresco lunch on a sunny afternoon!

Addison Avenue was developed in the 1840’s as part of the Norland Estate but draws heavily on the preceding Regency Architectural style. The road is gracious and wide, and lined with London plane trees. The houses are wider than the typical terraced houses in the neighbourhood, and low built in style, originally arranged over 3 main floors, with secondary accommodation (for servants) in the loft area.

Holland Park is known for its beautiful, quiet residential roads, and nowhere is this more the case than Addison Avenue which enjoys a particular sense of peaceful elegance. Holland Park Underground Station (Central Line) is approximately 9 minutes walk away, with Holland Park itself within similar walking distance.