4 rooms house of 288m² in London

Woodsford Square is one of the Royal Borough’s best-kept secrets. Designed in the 1960s by Fry Drew & Partners as part of a wave of post-war urban renewal, its uniform terraces were planned to bring generous family living to the heart of west London. Today, it remains a discreet, secure community – prized for its green communal gardens, central location and rare off-street parking. Set across four floors, this recently refurbished home adopts a calm, contemporary palette designed to maximise light and flow. The first-floor reception room is the centrepiece – a broad, west-facing space with views over the landscaped square. To the rear, the kitchen and dining area introduces subtle Arts and Crafts notes, with a Mark Wilkinson design, range cooker, Liebherr fridge-freezer and stained glass details. A glass-wrapped breakfast area steps down to a tiered private garden with tiled terraces and a raised deck. The ground floor offers a second reception room – adaptable as a study, gym or playroom – with French doors to the garden. A utility room, guest cloakroom and internal garage access add to the home’s functionality. Upstairs, four bedrooms share the same understated aesthetic. The principal suite features leafy views, a wall of built-in wardrobes with a concealed vanity, and a sleek en suite with rainfall shower. Three further bedrooms, each bright and serene, share a contemporary family bathroom. The home also offers direct access to a private residents’ garden, 24-hour security, parking for two cars and proximity to Holland Park’s open spaces. Location Moments from the hotspots of West London, Woodsford Square is a quiet spot with easy access to the area’s best offerings. Kensington High Street and Notting Hill are both within easy reach, alongside some of London’s top independent and international schools. Start your day with a treat at Buns from Home, then take a stroll around Holland Park – just a short walk away. Stop by Belvedere for indulgent Mediterranean dining. There’s an abundance of options for retail therapy with Kensington High Street to one side and Westfield shopping centre to the other. Alternatively, head north to Portobello Market to browse antiques and vintage treasures. Come evening, head to Kitchen W8 for a Michelin-starred European menu. Holland Park - 5 mins (Central) Shepherds Bush - 7 mins (Central, Overground)