Sweet home in an attractive neighbourhood known for historic pubs such as Churchill's and Windsor Castle. Rabbit Row has the advantage of many antique and art galleries along Kensington Church Street and is not far from the astonishing treasures of Portobello Road. It is just a stone's throw from Kensington Gardens.
Accommodation: This is a mews house on two floors with two bedrooms/ 3 beds, 2 bathrooms, and a spacious terrace. A non-smoking property.
Decoration: Mainly English style with period pieces, rich fabrics, and gold leaf. The kitchen has a modern feel with pale wood and marble tiles.
Reception: The large living room has two comfortable sofas, period tables, mirrors, a dining table and four chairs, large LCD TV, and a DVD player. The French doors lead onto the spacious terrace
Kitchen: The kitchen has a stainless steel cooker, fridge/freezer, microwave, washing machine, iron/board, dishwasher, cafetiere, hairdryer, and Hoover.
Bedrooms: The top-floor master bedroom has a king bed with an en suite bathroom. The second bedroom is on the ground floor with 2 good size single beds and plenty of cupboard space.
Bathrooms: The master room is en suite with a bathtub, wash-hand basin, loo, and shower over the tub. The second bedroom is en-suite with a bath wash basin and loo. There is also a separate cloakroom.
Address: Rabbit Row, W8 4DY London, , United Kingdom
Size: 2 Rooms, 2 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms
Beds: 2 Single beds, 1 King size bed
Prices: 365 GBP - 425 GBP / Night
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The affluent area of Kensington Church Street is home to many outstanding restaurants and bars, as well as boasting a rich cultural heritage thanks to some of the biggest and best museums in London. Enjoy a concert at the Royal Albert Hall, spend a day shopping on High Street, or take walks in Kensington Gardens. Kensington Church Street is the street that you walk up when you get lost looking for Notting Hill Gate, or walk down to find High Street Kensington. It’s the geo-glue in the middle, holding the two together, where proper old-money types mix with organic, biodynamic, wheat-and-dairy-free fashionistas. Go antiquing. It’s less intimidating and gaudy here than in other nearby areas such as King Street. There are three dedicated antique chandelier shops for starters and plenty of other bargains to be had for those with a discerning eye. Head to Kensington Palace and hang out on its vast 242-acre grounds, which include a Diana Memorial Playground and a Dutch-inspired tulip garden.
This attractive neighbourhood is known for historic pubs such as Churchill's and Windsor Castle. Rabbit Row has the advantage of many antique and art galleries along Kensington Church Street and is not far from the astonishing treasures of Portobello Road. Hyde Park is minutes away from the property. The up-market shops, cafes, and restaurants of High Street Kensington are within a short walk away. Kensington Palace and the Royal Albert Hall can be reached on foot.
Tube: Notting Hill. A three-minute walk away. Central , District and Circle lines
