£4,950,000Guide price
Lansdowne Road, Notting Hill W11
A four-bedroom stucco-fronted house with garden-square access
- 4bedrooms
- 3bathrooms
- 2,610 sq ft

W11 · W2
Stucco terraces, garden squares and Portobello Road
Pastel-painted terraces, private communal gardens and the Portobello Road market, between Holland Park and Westbourne Grove.
Notting Hill’s terraces were built in the 1840s and 1850s for a smart suburb that never quite arrived, which is how so many of them came to back on to private communal gardens. Today those gardens are the area’s real luxury, and a house with a gate into one sells at a clear premium.
Buyers choose between the wide stucco houses around Ladbroke Square and Lansdowne Road, the colourful terraces off Portobello Road, and the mews behind them, which offer a house for the price of a large flat. Lateral apartments in converted stucco houses around Holland Park are the other mainstay.
Saturdays belong to the Portobello Road market. Westbourne Grove and Kensington Park Road handle the rest of the week, and Holland Park is a ten-minute walk for anyone who needs more space than the garden square.
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£4,950,000Guide price
A four-bedroom stucco-fronted house with garden-square access
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Georgian squares, the canal and Upper Street on the doorstep

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Village streets, the Heath and London's finest family houses

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Victorian terraces between two commons
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