Nevern Square X, Earls Court

Description

Spacious and light-filled, Nevern Square X places up to seven guests in a smart, well-connected West London neighbourhood. Here, leafy Victorian squares and traditional London pubs sit alongside trendy speakeasies and vibrant local restaurants. Earls Court Station is a five-minute walk away, opening the doors to nearby South Kensington and Notting Hill. To the east, are the attractions and business districts of Central London; while to the west you’ll find the gorgeous open spaces of Kew Gardens and Richmond.

High ceilings and floods of natural light define the spaces in this stylish London home. The living room feels fresh and welcoming – the walls are adorned with modern artwork, while a glossy Bechstein piano sits next to the sumptuous seating area. The home boasts an attractive pastel sage kitchen, brimming with modern appliances. Enjoy morning coffee and pastries at the kitchen table then share supper at the chic wooden dining table in the living room.

The serene primary bedroom has a king-size bed and a beautifully presented blue and white ensuite, with twin vanity sinks and a large rainfall shower. The second bedroom offers a snug single bed and benefits from a chic white-tiled ensuite with a walk-in shower. The third bedroom, with access to a monochrome bathroom, calms with soothing green tones and houses two single beds, each within its own nook. Up to two further guests can be accommodated on a comfortable sofa bed in the delightful apricot-hued office space. You can enjoy direct access to the home’s neat garden from each of the bedrooms and the office space.

Earls Court offers café culture by day and a cool, contemporary bar and global dining scene by night. Head to affluent South Kensington, just a ten-minute drive away, to explore the capital’s finest cultural attractions, including the Natural History Museum, V&A and the Royal Albert Hall. Fifteen minutes north of Nevern Square X lie the bohemian delights of Notting Hill. Portobello Road is a treasure trove of little shops and bustling market stalls selling antiques, vintage fashion, and art; the area also has some of the best restaurants in the capital including The Ledbury and Core by Clare Smyth.