Discover the epitome of luxury living in Apartment 66, a magnificent five-bedroom, two-reception room residence nestled within the prestigious Holland Park Villas in Kensington, London. This exceptional apartment, positioned in a coveted spot within the development, boasts an expansive layout that includes a spacious hallway leading to an open, bright, and welcoming living space. The large, full-height windows and private balcony offer serene views of the tranquil parkland, seamlessly blending the beauty of nature with sophisticated urban living.
Designed with elegance and sophistication in mind, the interior of Apartment 66 has been meticulously crafted by renowned designers Rose Uniacke and Kerstin Williams. Every detail reflects a commitment to quality and luxury, from the high-end finishes to the carefully selected materials, creating a refined and inviting atmosphere.
Priced at £16,950,000, this exquisite apartment is part of a select collection of homes set within a private, gated development. The development is surrounded by an acre of beautifully landscaped grounds, offering an unparalleled living experience with exclusive amenities and services. Residents enjoy 24-hour concierge and security, access to a club room, a 20-meter swimming pool, a luxury spa, a fully equipped gym managed by BODYISM, a business suite, a cinema room, a wine cellar, a library, a catering kitchen, and facilities for boxing and table tennis. Additionally, secure underground parking is provided, along with 999-year leases.
Apartment 66 spans 4,122 sqft and is located on the second floor, offering a share of freehold tenure with 991 years and 10 months remaining. The property falls within Council Tax Band H, with an annual service charge of £69,792 and a ground rent of £3,750.
This stunning family apartment not only provides a luxurious living space but also a lifestyle of unparalleled comfort and convenience in one of London's most desirable neighbourhoods.
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