Set on charming Kendal Street in Connaught Village, just moments from Hyde Park, this five-bedroom townhouse is a joyful take on period London living. The Grade II-listed home has recently undergone a meticulous two-year renovation, fusing whimsical interiors by designer Emma Shone-Sanders, with classic architectural detail. On the ground floor, a Plain English kitchen in stormy grey is topped with honed marble and finished with gold hardware, opening into a light-filled dining room with built-in banquette seating and views over Kendal Street. Original fireplaces and sash windows nod to the building’s heritage, while parquet floors stretch throughout the level. A pantry and a handy rear utility cupboard complete the space. Downstairs, two bedrooms share a family bathroom and a separate utility room, making this level ideal for guests or live-in staff. The entire first floor is devoted to an expansive dual-aspect reception room. Painted a warm egg-yolk yellow at the front and wrapped in wooden panelling, the space is cleverly zoned by a calming white palette to the rear. Sash windows with original shutters overlook the street, while glass doors open to a private terrace at the back of this level. The second floor hosts the principal suite, where a spacious bedroom leads to a luxurious marble-clad bathroom. A statement bathtub sits directly beneath a sash window, inviting long soaks with a view. Upstairs again, the top floor is home to two further bedrooms, both ensuite. Bathrooms are finished with pearlescent subway tiles, while painted mouldings and colourful window frames bring a playful twist to the upper level. Every detail of this home has been carefully considered, from the joyful colour palette to the elegant period features. Outside, a rooftop terrace crowns the home, a peaceful spot to enjoy views over the rooftops of W2. Kendal Street sits within a peaceful enclave of Hyde Park Estate, known for its handsome Georgian terraces and elegant garden squares. The house lies in Connaught Village, famed for its lovely mix of independent boutiques, bakeries, and neighbourhood restaurants, while Marylebone and Mayfair are also nearby. Hyde Park itself is only moments away, offering vast green space for morning runs, weekend picnics or strolls around the Serpentine. Excellent transport links include Paddington Station, with the Elizabeth Line and Heathrow Express, and Marble Arch Underground, ensuring swift connections across London and beyond.