A Regency Tale, by Veeve

If we said Regency London to you, you'd probably think of parasoled ladies parading passed wrought-iron railings, white-stuccoed terraces, and trim garden squares. And even now, when it comes to Holland Park and this attractive two-bedroom apartment, you wouldn't be far wrong. Located in a delightful period townhouse in one of London's most elegantly old-time neighbourhoods, just a stone's throw from sought-after Kensington and Notting Hill, you'll get to see the city at its finest. And with Holland Park station and well-connected Shepherd's Bush moments away, it's easy to jump back into the present.

Set over two floors, this delightful pad manages to pair classic interiors with simple elegance, whilst still feeling wonderfully relaxed. Soft tones and Georgian sash windows keep things light and fresh throughout. The living room encourages cosy evenings in, with its plush furnishings, generously-stocked bookcases, and large TV. We love the dancers in those modern art pieces, which perfectly illustrate (pun intended) the charmingly informal note that this home strikes so well. The kitchen offers straight-forward, contemporary design, with plenty of space for cooking and a little dining table for four. On the floor above, two comfy double bedrooms boast oodles of natural light, with the principal room featuring a king-sized bed and ensuite. The two bathrooms look spick and span in smooth, charcoal marble, with a walk-in shower and bath respectively. Much as there is to explore, a few quiet evenings in would be high on our agenda here.

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If you're working from home then we've got you covered — a stylish little study equipped with a good-sized desk and office chair. And it wouldn't be complete without a dash of this home's signature elegance, this time in the form of a rather ostentatiously fabulous vintage mirror.

Home Truths:
No smoking, pets, or parties! This home is set over the third floor and fourth floors with no lift. It's not suitable for children under 12 years old. A dog usually lives here so this might not be the best option for those with allergies. One room (not pictured) will be locked with no guest access.