North Kensington Gate
These remarkable architect-designed homes, revealed at the end of a 100 metre long, gated private drive, blend with the natural world to create captivating luxury living spaces. Each named after local woodland plants, the homes combine architectural refinement with the embrace of serene natural surroundings.
Outside, they gracefully meld with the contours of the land. From within, voluminous living spaces unfold to accommodate a variety of lifestyles, whether seeking a tranquil sanctuary for rejuvenation or a social haven for cherished moments with friends and family. These state-of-the-art super sustainable homes all incorporate energy efficient features such as solar panels and air source heat pumps.
Birch Grove is where responsible living coexists harmoniously with the allure of the English countryside, and cutting-edge contemporary architecture, offering a luxury, eco-conscious haven like no other.
Key Features
Reception foyer with concierge desk
Co-working space and garden lounge
Fabulous landscaped roof terrace
Courtyard gardens
Tranquil canal-side towpath for walking or cycling
Mary Seacole canalside gardens
Panoramic skyline views from many upper-level tower apartments
Secure cycle storage
Floor Plans
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Item Title Three
£1,250,000 - £1,700,000
Grand Union Canal, London NW10 6QU, UK
SIZE
4829 to 5058 sq ft
BEDS
6-7
BATHS
5
Description
2 Way Fireplace
Quooker Hot Tap
Energy Efficiency A
Award Winning Developer
Nature & Tranquillity
Ultrafast broadband installed
5 bathrooms + WC
Net Zero Energy Home
Sustainable Luxury Living
Double garage with electric doors
Properties in this development
GUIDED PRICE
£2,350,000 - £4,200,000
3 Bedroom & Penthouse
1480 sqft
3
3
2
GUIDED PRICE
£1,350,000 - £1,650,000
2 Bedroom
1104 sq ft
2
2
1
GUIDED PRICE
£850,000
1 Bedroom
479 sq ft
1
1
1
Lifestyle overview
& local insights
The western boundary of London’s most celebrated Royal borough lies at Mitre Bridge – literally, a stone’s throw from North Kensington Gate.
Celebrated Royal borough lies at Mitre Bridge – literally, a stone’s throw from North Kensington Gate. This niche pocket of the Capital is home to many world renowned landmarks including Harrods, Harvey Nichols, Portobello Road Market, the Notting Hill Carnival, Victoria & Albert Museum, Kensington Palace, the Grand Union Canal itself together with a plethora of ‘A-List’ gastro haunts, bars, clubs and hotels. Today, the streets of Notting Hill are as much about celebrity clientele as they are it’s iconic painted townhouses and terraces.