Just moments from the bustle of Portobello Road, Millwood Street offers a quieter rhythm – a sense of retreat wrapped in a characterful Victorian terrace. Arranged across three floors behind a striking, blue-painted façade, this heritage maisonette balances period charm with thoughtful finishes. A private front door leads directly from street level into the home. Up the staircase, the first-floor kitchen and living area unfold: a convivial space framed by southeast-facing windows. The kitchen blends farmhouse notes with refined modern living – Shaker-style cabinetry in soft tones, antique brass hardware, wide-stave oak countertops and a butler’s sink, complemented by integrated appliances. Oak floorboards guide the eye through to the dining and living area. Here, bespoke joinery maximises storage, with space for a television or a home bar, and sash windows fitted with Jim Lawrence latches usher in natural light. Cast-iron radiators painted in Farrow & Ball’s School House White complete the scene. Ascending the sky-lit stairs to the second floor, the guest bedroom is calm and considered, with integrated storage, cast-iron radiators and southeast-facing windows. The home’s bathroom shares this floor and features a shower adorned with artisan porcelain tiles, a towel rail and hidden storage. The top floor is dedicated to the principal suite – a sanctuary beneath lofty ceilings, where pale tones and timber floors set a calm backdrop. A roll-top bath anchors the space, embracing an open-plan bedroom-bathroom concept with a spa-like sensibility. The home’s pièce de résistance – a south-facing roof terrace is accessed via a glass door – an al fresco space set above the hustle, perfect for morning coffees and evening sundowners. A sought-after North Kensington setting, Millwood Street places you moments from prime Notting Hill. Visit the famous market in the mornings, then spend time discovering the area’s best-kept secrets. Layla’s Bakery is only a six-minute walk away or stop at Golborne Deli to grab groceries. Celebrate special occasions at three-Michelin-starred Core by Clare Smyth or head to Gold for a late-evening tipple. Westbourne Grove is lined with independent boutiques to keep you busy or Ladbroke Grove station – reached in five minutes – can take you wherever you need to go. Ladbroke Grove – 5 mins (Circle, Hammersmith & City)