2 Bedroom Penthouse in 375 Kensington High Street, London

Some places just feel calm and settled the minute you walk up the stairs. This two bedroom penthouse at Edward House in 375 Kensington High Street really does that. I still remember opening the door for the first time and just standing there for a bit because everything feels open and bright. There is something about how the light falls inside, you almost forget you are in central London. The big windows do more than you think. They let the morning sun in and you get this gentle view of private gardens out the front. If you are a bit like me and prefer looking out on green rather than busy city streets, that view actually sticks with you.

Step into the living room and you will just get that easy flow. I spent some time just sitting by the windows. Natural light comes in from both sides and honestly, you barely need to touch a light switch for most of the day. The real wood floors feel good even on colder mornings. If you like to pad around with a coffee or just take it easy, the underfloor heating actually does make a big difference. I know it might sound like a tiny detail but these are the little things that make a space feel right. There is room for a proper dinner setting. When you have friends over or just like things a bit spacious, you never feel boxed in which is rare for London apartments honestly. And the kitchen is not just there to look pretty. It is somewhere you actually want to cook. Good counter space, proper marble tops, you get that urge to pick up fresh vegetables from a local Kensington market and just try out something new. It all feels a bit inspiring without being showy.

The master bedroom here gives you built in wardrobes that really fit things. Not the kind where you wonder how to squeeze everything in. The en suite bathroom has a bath and a walk in shower so you can go for the long soak after a busy day or just a quick refresh before you head out. I think about guests sometimes too. If you have people staying over they are looked after as well. The second bedroom is great because it is not just a token guest room. I see it as a proper space. You could easily make it an office or maybe a nursery if you need to. The shower room outside is modern and nobody needs to queue up in the morning. That feels practical without feeling too planned.

People ask about amenities all the time and with good reason. Here at Edward House, the pool is private and even on weekends it never feels crowded or noisy. I have walked past the gym and you can actually look out on the gardens which makes the workout a bit nicer. There is even a spa and a private cinema room downstairs. That cinema almost makes movie nights better than heading into town. Neighbors say you start taking for granted how easy it feels.

The location does a lot of the talking. Around Kensington High Street you are close to everything without being tangled in city crowds. The underground is just a stroll away and if you want to reach Knightsbridge or Bond Street you get there before you even notice the time. Connections to Heathrow are direct and Gatwick is not complicated either. I sometimes see travelers wheeling suitcases out and they look pretty relaxed so making a last minute trip or regular flights is as smooth as it gets.

Life at Edward House is pretty easy. Kids run around the gardens out front in the evenings. The barista downstairs remembers your coffee after a week or two. Shops and parks are just a short walk away. Sometimes I catch myself just wandering, taking in how close everything is and how comfortable the area feels.

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