Napier Place II

Overview

Crafted with the expert eye of architecture studio Finkernagel Ross, this three-bedroom townhouse is a lesson in timeless sophistication. Tucked away in the heart of Kensington is Napier Place, a cobbled mews street that feels worlds away from London’s metropolitan thrum. A sage green door makes a stylish first impression, entering into the spacious open-plan ground floor. The kitchen is all smooth marble worktops and sleek integrated appliances, making for a streamlined culinary set-up. The minimalist dining table seats six. At the other end of the room, there’s a relaxed and organic feel to the living area — complete with pebble-toned seating, textured fabrics and a modern stone fireplace.

An immaculately engineered staircase winds up to the first floor principal bedroom. It’s a thoroughly calming setting, bathed in sunlight through full-height fenestration. Two of them are French windows, which open onto Juliet balconies that gazes across the mews. Comfort is prioritized here, from the king-size bed to the row of floor-to-ceiling wardrobes. The en-suite bathroom is a masterstroke of marble tiling, wrapping around a freestanding bathtub and walk-in rainfall shower. Two guest bedrooms and an additional bathroom are located on the second floor, each maintaining the home’s characteristic muted color palette and refined furniture.