This beautifully presented three-bedroom home on Chepstow Road, Notting Hill, spans multiple floors with a separate dining room, private home office and first-floor living room. Featuring a super king bedroom, two contemporary bathrooms and full kitchen with washing machine, it`s an ideal Central London rental for all travellers. Moments from Portobello Road Market, Westbourne Grove and Notting Hill Gate station, perfect for couples, families or remote workers.

Separate Dining Room & Fully Equipped Kitchen

— Enter through the front door into the welcoming hallway, with the dining room and kitchen located to the left.

The beautiful separate dining area centres around a long dining table, with plenty of space for leisurely breakfasts, dinners at home or evenings spent together. Carefully selected artwork adds character, while exceptionally large windows fill the room with abundant natural light.

Adjoining the dining room is the fully equipped kitchen, complete with the appliances and essentials needed for a comfortable stay. Whether preparing a quick breakfast before heading into London or enjoying dinner at home, everything is conveniently within reach.

The property also includes a washing machine, which is particularly useful for longer stays.

Dedicated Private Home Office

— Located at the end of the ground-floor hallway, the dedicated private office provides a quiet and comfortable workspace away from the main living areas.

For guests travelling to London for work or combining business with leisure, the separate home office makes it easy to work from home without compromising the comfort of the rest of the property.

Spacious, Light-Filled First-Floor Living Room

— The property’s impressive main living room occupies the first floor, a wonderfully generous space designed for relaxing.

Huge, almost floor-to-ceiling windows flood the living room with daylight, enhancing its bright and airy atmosphere. A comfortable seating area, flat-screen TV and tasteful light furnishings create an inviting place to unwind after a day in the city.

The understated palette of whites and neutral tones continues throughout the room, providing an elegant backdrop while allowing the generous scale and natural light to take centre stage.

Upon request we can set up a foldaway bed in the living room to accommodate a 5th guest.

Two Contemporary Bathrooms

— The first bathroom is a bright shower room featuring classic cream subway tiles, a glass-enclosed shower with rainfall and handheld showerheads, and built-in recessed shelving. Natural light enhances its clean, fresh finish.

— The second bathroom features warm beige tiling, a rainfall shower with a separate handheld showerhead, a modern wall-mounted basin and a frosted window providing natural light and privacy.

Three Comfortable Bedrooms

— Continue to the upper floor, where you will find the home’s two beautifully presented bedrooms.

— The principal bedroom features a luxurious super king-size bed, generous storage and its own flat-screen TV. Huge windows fill the bedroom with natural light, while the neutral décor creates a peaceful and restful atmosphere.

— The second bedroom features a comfortable double bed and useful storage, making it ideal for additional guests, friends or family.

— The third bedroom also features a comfortable double bed and useful storage.

Notting Hill has spent decades being one of London`s most photographed neighbourhoods, and it earns that reputation honestly — this is a place with genuine character, not just a pretty backdrop, and staying on Chepstow Road puts you right in the middle of it.

Portobello Road & the markets
The world-famous Portobello Road is a short walk from the door, and it`s worth knowing it changes character depending on the day. On Saturdays, the full market comes alive — the largest antiques market in the world, stretching well over a mile, with stalls selling everything from genuine vintage furniture and old maps to record collections and one-off jewellery. Further down the street, particularly toward the Golborne Road end, the market shifts into fresh produce, street food and clothing, with a more relaxed, local feel. On quieter weekdays, the same street is lined with independent shops and cafés, making it just as worthwhile a wander without the crowds.

Westbourne Grove & shopping
A few minutes from Portobello Road, Westbourne Grove offers a more polished, considered version of Notting Hill`s retail scene — independent boutiques, higher-end fashion, and a strong concentration of well-regarded cafés. Daylesford Organic is a genuine local institution here, equally good for a proper cooked breakfast or simply picking up quality groceries for a longer stay. The Electric Cinema, one of Britain`s oldest working cinemas, sits on Portobello Road itself, its plush armchairs and sofas making a film here feel like a proper evening out rather than a standard multiplex trip.

Dining
Notting Hill`s food scene genuinely rewards exploring. The Ledbury is one of the neighbourhood`s — and London`s — most celebrated fine dining destinations, a destination restaurant in its own right for anyone planning a special evening. Beyond it, the surrounding streets are dense with well-loved local spots: relaxed Italian trattorias, proper gastropubs, and a strong scene of independent cafés for slower mornings. It`s the kind of area where a `quick local dinner` is genuinely good rather than a compromise.

Green space
Kensington Gardens and Hyde Park are both within comfortable walking distance, giving you access to hundreds of acres of genuine green space — the Round Pond, the Serpentine, and miles of paths for a morning run or an unhurried afternoon walk, all without needing to travel far from the flat.

Architecture & atmosphere
Part of what makes Notting Hill special is simply walking through it. The pastel-painted townhouses around Lansdowne Road and Elgin Crescent are genuinely lovely, and the neighbourhood`s mix of grand communal garden squares and quieter mews streets gives it a distinctly residential, almost village-like calm that`s rare this close to Central London — a real contrast to the busier energy of Portobello Road just a few streets away.

Getting around
Notting Hill Gate station, a short walk from the home, connects the Central, Circle and District lines, putting the West End, the City and the rest of Central London within easy, direct reach. Westbourne Park station is also close by for additional options, and Heathrow is straightforward to reach from either station without a complicated journey.

Altogether, Notting Hill offers a genuinely rare mix: a real, lived-in residential neighbourhood with its own strong identity, sitting just minutes from world-class shopping, dining and one of London`s best-loved markets — all comfortably walkable from Chepstow Road.