Holland Park Gate, 257 Kensington High Street, London
3 Beds
4 Baths
3,239 Sqft
Updated: September 15
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About the Property
Set across the 1st and 2nd floors of the prestigious Holland Park Gate development, this exceptional duplex apartment extends to an impressive 3,239 sq ft, combining elegant lateral living with the privacy and scale more typically associated with a luxury house.
The centrepiece of the home is a spectacular 34 ft open plan living, dining and kitchen space, designed for both sophisticated e
Set across the 1st and 2nd floors of the prestigious Holland Park Gate development, this exceptional duplex apartment extends to an impressive 3,239 sq ft, combining elegant lateral living with the privacy and scale more typically associated with a luxury house.
The centrepiece of the home is a spectacular 34 ft open plan living, dining and kitchen space, designed for both sophisticated entertaining and modern family living. A bespoke kitchen with expansive island flows seamlessly into generous reception and dining areas, creating a remarkable setting for hosting guests while enjoying views towards Holland Park.
The principal bedroom suite occupies a private wing and features a substantial dressing room alongside a luxurious ensuite bathroom. Two further double bedrooms provide excellent accommodation, while a dedicated study on the upper floor offers the ideal work-from-home environment, library or media room.
Occupying a highly sought-after position within one of Prime Central London’s most exclusive residential developments, this residence combines exceptional proportions, world-class amenities and contemporary design in the heart of Kensington.
Residents benefit from concierge services, premium resident facilities and immediate access to Holland Park, Kensington High Street and some of London’s finest restaurants, boutiques and cultural landmarks.
Few addresses in London combine a postcode this central with such easy access to renowned green spaces. Holland Park is directly opposite, with Hyde Park’s Kensington Palace entrance a soothing stroll away.
Once an Art Deco cinema known as ”The Kensington Kinema”, the building first opened in 1926 and continued to host red carpet premieres attended by Hollywood actors such as Ralph Fiennes and Kate Winslet right up until 2015. Due to its prominent location in the Royal Borough, it was also a favourite with various members of the royal family, including Princess Diana.
Conveniently connected to both Heathrow and Gatwick airports, the development also overlooks Holland Park’s 54 manicured acres.
Quiet corners such as historic Kensington Church Walk and Holland Park’s Kyoto Garden offer a peaceful contrast while much-loved bistro Maggie Jones - once a favourite with Princess Margaret - is your new local.
Estimated Service Charge: £15.40 per sq ft per annum Ground Rent: £0 Council: Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea