Location

Originally called Parson's Yard, Holland Street was a lane in the Manor of Abbots Kensington. No 10 & 12 were once thought to be a 'dissenting meeting- house', and formed part of the Jones-Pryce Estate which rebuilt the property completing it as a single townhouse by1736.

Holland Street runs west off Kensington Church Street and comprises a variety of attractive Georgian and early Victorian houses together with a small collection of shops and the renowned Elephant & Castle pub.

Holland Street is perfectly situated across Kensington Church Street from the passage which leads through to Kensington Gardens; it is approximately 5 minutes walk from High Street Kensington Underground, and within easy walking distance of a wide range of shops.

Description

The owners have modernised and improved the infrastructure of this wonderful old house, whilst going to enormous lengths to preserve the traditional features and materials. The property is laid out over 4 floors, with triple sash windows to the front of the upper floors and an elegant first floor reception room together with a fully equipped kitchen which has also preserved the old range. The house is almost entirely wood panelled, and is presented in an elegant 'distress faded' style which is very c harming and in keeping with age of the house.

The house benefits from a superb contemporary extension to the rear, very light and bright, currently used as a music room, from which external stairs access a delightful roof terrace.