A stylish interior-designed one-bedroom apartment (406 sq ft) within a stunning Grade II listed building in Kensington. The apartment has been designed and finished to the highest standard with high-end modern finishes whilst retaining some of the building's original features.
The apartment comprises a grand reception room with bespoke furniture, polished marble bathrooms, a spacious double bedroom with ample storage and a fully fitted bespoke Miele kitchen. Tenants also have access to a beautiful private resident's garden. The building hosts 24-hour security, a lift service, unique private access to Kensington Garden Square gardens, and an emergency out-of-hour maintenance service.
Garden House is located in a quiet residential part of W2 and close to the amenities of Westbourne Grove, Notting Hill and the beautiful Hyde Park including the Whitley shopping mall. It is also perfectly located for easy access to transport links with Bayswater and Queensway tube stations just 5 minute's walk away.
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