3 rooms flat of 372m² in London

On the first floor of a stately period building, this four-bedroom Bayswater apartment offers a masterclass in layered interiors – part collector’s haven, part creative sanctuary. Plus, enviable proximity to one of London’s largest green spaces. In the reception room, light pours through three striking arched windows. Ceilings soar above four metres high, adding grandeur to a space grounded in charm: from the well-stacked library wall to the fireplace that quietly anchors the room in opulence. A desk invites quiet focus, while a piano invites the well-practiced to soundtrack evenings spent at home. Outside, a balcony dotted with flowering planters adds a welcome burst of nature. The dining room continues the visual dialogue between past and present: original cornicing meets bold artwork and saturated tones, anchored by a robust wooden table. The adjacent kitchen takes a more playful approach – bright red floors, soft yellow accents and an AGA range speak to its convivial spirit. Bespoke open cabinetry, Carrera marble worktops and an oversized butler sink add charm. A restrained sense of grandeur is evoked in the principal bedroom, where arched windows stretch from floor to ceiling, flooding in light that plays off wooden floors and a muted palette. An original fireplace surround adds character, while the en suite is an unexpected burst of bold green – complete with a bath and walk-in shower. Three further bedrooms offer flexibility for guests or workspace – served by a smart monochrome shower room.