Gorgeous Luxury 3 bed 2 bath house Holland Park

Beautiful Holland Park Mews house, with gorgeous outdoor terrace. Enjoy a spacious open plan living room, dining room, kitchen & breakfast bar. 2nd reception with sofa & writing desk, leading to master bedroom with (UK) king-size bed. & 2nd (pull down) double bed. Newly renovated bathroom with separate rain shower. Large 3rd bedroom /lounge with ensuite bathroom & sofabed. Quiet, peaceful mews- the excitement of London just moments away. Few mins to Holland Park tube & gorgeous Holland Park! The space The space Great for guests enjoy luxurious surroundings in a spacious mews house, in what has been voted the prettiest mews street in London, just a stone's throw from Holland Park. Beautiful Holland Park Mews house, finished to the highest standard in a light neutral palate throughout, with gorgeous private terrace. Spacious open plan living room, dining room, kitchen and breakfast bar with skylights and original oak beam ceilings. Private terrace, which has a barbecue and an outdoor dining table. A spiral staircase leads down to second reception area with sofa and writing desk. Through an arched doorway, the master bedroom, with a (British) king-sized bed. Contemporary and newly renovated bathroom with separate rain shower. There's a pull down double bed in the reception area, which brings the guest capacity up to four people. Walk in closet and drawers. 3rd bedroom / reception room with ensuite bathroom. The 3rd bedroom is almost like a separate apartment! The very comfortable, highest quality bed turns into a sofa and the space becomes a living room with ensuite bathroom and desk area! It's quiet in the Mews, away from the hustle bustle, but all the excitement of London is just moments away. Sandwiched between London's most exclusive areas - Kensington High Street, Notting Hill and Portobello Road, Holland Park is an exceptionally beautiful and peaceful spot with all the excitement of London a stone throw's away. This leafy neighbourhood has Holland park at its heart, where acres of lush green space meets the best of London's cultural scene, such as the open air opera house and theatre, tennis courts, Japanese gardens and rose gardens. In addition to the area's scenic landscape, the hip boutiques and restaurants of Holland Park have always been a hotspot for celebrities and those in the arts and entertainment industries. And the house is just a few minutes walk to Holland Park tube and numerous bus routes. Also very easy to cycle and walk around London from here. Going out Eating and drinking: The main artery of the area is Holland Park Avenue, where there's a handful of busy coffee houses. Sit al fresco and enjoy a coffee at Hipster paradise Supermarket of Dreams. Julie's Restaurant & Champagne Bar has been quenching the thirst of trendy Londoners for over 40 years and a glass of bubbly in its decadent, moody interior is an experience not to be missed. The food is excellent too - expect grilled sardines with rock salt and orange oil, lobster risotto and crispy skin chicken with shaved truffles. One of Holland Park's most opulent restaurants is The Belvedere, a one time ballroom located in the middle of the park. Residents come here on special occasions to enjoy the great food and elegant surroundings. The Ladbroke Arms is also an excellent dining spot, my personal favourite, offering al fresco seating and delicious plates of food. The Castle serves excellent bloody Marys. Local amenities The main artery of the area is Holland Park Avenue, along which you'll find a handful of coffee houses and Daunt Books. Supermarket of Dreams for delicious fresh produce and a quiet coffee. Don't miss the sausage rolls at Lidgate's butchers, where Holland Park locals pick up fresh meat and poultry. Then head to Jeroboams deli, a haven of European cheeses and olives the size of ping pong balls. There's a Tesco Express supermarket by Holland Park tube station, M&S and Waitrose further up. Shopping: The semi pedestrianised Clarendon Cross is a cluster of boutique shops peddling the kinds of specialist luxury goods only found in Kensington. It's impossible to walk past Harper and Tom's flower shop without quite literally stopping to smell the roses ­­- their pots of beautiful blooms spill out of the shop and onto the street, brightening up any morning commute. Any Holland Park local worth their salt knows that the only place to go for kitchenware is Summerill & Bishop. Michanicou Bros on Clarendon Road is a greengrocer like no other, where piles of cascading exotic fruits fill the shop with delicious smells all year round. Westfield shopping centre, with over 350 stores is just down the road on Ariel Way. There are plenty of parks and outdoor playing fields for locals to exercise in as well as several good gyms in the area. GymClass on Holland Park Avenue is a local favourite for its small class sizes. When the chaos of the city gets too much, head to one of Holland Park's beautifully decorated spas like Cowshed and treat yourself to a calming massage. Locals love Holland Park's thriving afternoon cafe culture and in summer friends flock to Holland Park Avenue where they can enjoy outdoor tables, artisan espressos and unparalleled people watching. Green spaces. Holland Park is still home to a medley of exotic birds including emus, peacocks and cranes, the park is a haven for nature and now boasts a great Ecology Centre. Wind your way through the maze like woods flecked with Japanese gardens, modern sculptures and tennis courts to the open air opera house and enjoy one of their summer productions. To really get away from the busy West London streets, make for nearby Kensington Gardens and Hyde Park, where locals can take boats out on the Serpentine and ogle the beautiful ornamental gardens.