3 rooms house of 123m² in London

Behind a handsome red-brick façade, this three-bedroom duplex enhances its period framework with expertly-crafted interiors and a welcoming character. Ascend to the open-plan kitchen and reception room, designed with socialising in mind. Courtesy of its first-floor positioning, the room is filled with sunlight through dual-aspect fenestration. Situated by a bay window, the living area has a relaxed atmosphere with large tuxedo sofas in a pale grey hue. The eye is drawn to a marble feature fireplace, symmetrically-framed by integrated bookcases. Blonde wood floors lead through an archway into the shaker-style kitchen and dining space. Balancing form and function, Terrazzo marble worktops and charcoal-toned cabinets wraparound in an L-shape and frame a rangemaster oven. A minimalist setting with swathes of sunlight, the principal bedroom suite occupies the entire second floor. Its hushed palette is illuminated through a series of sash and Velux windows, with wardrobes neatly engineered into the vaulted walls. Its en suite bathroom uplifts as it soothes, with teal walls offset by whitewashed metro tiling. Continuing the pared-back tones and calming quality, two guests bedrooms are situated downstairs. A family-sized bathroom, wrapped in smooth marble, serves these spaces. LocationCaught between Kensal Rise and Queen’s Park, Chevening Road is set in one of London’s most burgeoning neighbourhoods – attracting families, creatives and city workers alike. Start the day with a coffee at Cable Co., before taking a stroll around the verdant grasses of Queen’s Park – the weekend Farmer’s Market will be your go-to for local seasonal produce. Just around the corner is Chamberlayne Road, once coined London’s ‘hippest street’ by Vogue: local favourites include Wildcard, Mr. Fish and The Salusbury. Spend an evening at The Lexi, a coveted independent cinema. Kensal Rise – 5 mins (Overground) Queen’s Park – 12 mins (Bakerloo)