Sleek and Subtle, by Veeve

On the ground floor of a grand Victorian townhouse in the heart of west London, a masterfully minimalist one-bedroom home awaits its next lucky guests. With its high ceilings, imposingly large bay windows and impeccable eye for detail, it’s hard not to fall for this apartment’s undeniable charms – not to mention its location, a five-minute walk from Baron’s Court station and Queen’s Club just at the end of the street.

The iconic red brick of the Victorian façade draws you in from the street, and this feeling of magnetism continues once you cross the threshold. You first encounter the spacious living area, where the rich timber dining table has pride of place in the pool of natural light next to the bay windows. A lavish gold-hued sofa dominates the other side of the room, sitting in the light of a gold floor lamp and facing a magnificent stone coffee table. An array of armchairs and a huge, intricate mirror round out this fabulously minimalist space.

Continue through the hallway to reach the kitchen, an extremely sleek and subtle space with its shades of white punctuated by the black hob and oven. Opposite, the bathroom exudes refined design: the dual palette of white and gold continues, with a gold rainfall shower head hovering above the bath and gold faucets filling the elegant wash basin.

The bedroom lies at the end of the hallway, the glorious king-sized bed sitting in the ample light streaming in from two generously-sized sash windows. Two lustrous bedside tables flank the bed, while a large wardrobe utilises the space of the entire opposite wall.

We Love 

The spacious living room, bathed in natural light from the expansive bay windows and showcasing a distinctly modern, minimalist style.

Home Truths:
No smoking, pets or parties. The washing machine is located in a cupboard in the hallway. Although we always endeavour for accuracy, there may be rare occasions where the listing photography and description do not provide an exact representation of the home’s amenities.