Linden Grove Villa, Notting Hill W11
A double-fronted white stucco villa with climbing wisteria, curved bay windows and garden access.

Stucco-fronted villas, communal garden squares and pastel-painted terraces.
Notting Hill is shaped by one of London’s most distinctive nineteenth-century planning traditions: sweeping crescents of white stucco villas backing onto large communal gardens shared by surrounding residents.
Between the grander avenues lie pastel-painted terraces and cobbled mews lanes that offer a quieter, more intimate scale of living. High ceilings and deep bay windows give both houses and single-floor flats exceptional natural light.
Beyond the architecture, the neighbourhood rewards everyday exploration on foot—from morning produce stalls and independent florists to neighbourhood restaurants and cinema screenings.
A double-fronted white stucco villa with climbing wisteria, curved bay windows and garden access.
A raised-ground floor apartment in a stucco terrace with tall sash windows and communal garden access.