Full description | Tenure: Freehold Set on quiet cobbled fountains on Notting Hill in a former warehouse location, this exceptional building combines spacious studio space and a two-level apartment, spread over four floors and approximately 5,400 square feet internally. The building is the home and studio of the famous designer Ross Lovegrove. Both the apartment and the studio are replete with wonderful experimental and bespoke details, displaying a catalog of the owner's industrial and architectural design work. The impressive studio space is impressive through the glazed double doors of Powis Mews and it occupies the ground floor and basement. The lower ground has a wonderful size, as the light is filtered through a toughened glass floor at a higher level. There is also access to garage space on the side of mews. Entering from the Powis Terrace through a dramatic corridor that passes down the street front properties, after a row of uniquely designed storage cabinets, a concrete staircase rises to the living room on the first floor. There are three bedrooms, one with en suite bathroom and family bathroom arranged around a large central living area. The upper floor occupies a spacious reception room approximately 40 feet long, with a stunning, inclined ceiling. On one side there is a kitchen, and on the other side, there is a large south-facing terrace overlooking the slopes. Powis Mews has been linked with an interesting community of artists over the years, and is famously the site of David Hockney's first studio. It is conveniently located among the quiet streets of Notting Hill, a short walk from Portobello Road. The shops, restaurants and cafes of Westbourne Grove are close to the hotel. The nearest metro stations Notting Hill Gate (Central Line), Westbourne Park (Circle and Hammersmith & City Lines) and Ladbroke Grove (Circle and Hammersmith & City Lines) are the nearest underground stations. The Westway provides an easy route out of the city by road, for swift access to Heathrow Airport and the south west.