21 Young Street

Glimpse into 21 Young Street, Kensington. A modern journey of true craftsmanship, truth to material and the ultimate art of living well.

A new vision of Kensington

An exquisite set of apartments and townhouse residences in the heart of W8. A world apart. Just steps away from Kensington’s finest Royal parks and green spaces, find 21 Young Street between bustling Kensington High Street and the beauty of one of London’s finest garden squares. A private oasis. Each space comes thoughtfully crafted in every detail and material to match its historical setting.

An architecturally jewelled building. Brought to life by the finest designers and master craftsmen, 21 Young Street is the first collaboration where celebrated London jeweller Shaun Leane introduces his art to a building.

From the first moment to the last, 21 Young Street is designed to provide a unique living environment in the centre of Kensington.

Designing private residences for individuals

From the first moment to the last, 21 Young Street is designed with exceptional living spaces in mind. Bespoke bronze gates swing open, a light comes on to guide you and your car to its dedicated space. Step through the front door and be welcomed by your concierge in a beautifully furnished reception.

Relaxation comes in the form of an exclusive resident’s library, private cinema and gym. A private green courtyard for those moments you want to relax outside and there’s space to host business meetings.

Kensington

Kensington is the archetypal London village. A place of rich culture, parks, shopping and award-winning restaurants. Kensington behaves like a village, lives like a city. Turn right for the hustle of the high street. Go left, and the tranquillity of old Kensington that everyone knows and loves comes alive.

Kensington has been shaping our experience of the high street for well over a century. A place that offers high street luxury brands yet is so close to Notting Hill boutiques and Knightsbridge shopping and it’s still only minutes from Mayfair, Bond Street and St James’.

For culture, the V&A, Design Museum, Science and Natural History museums nestle between Royal Parks and palaces. Yet, step back just one street and Kensington changes again.

Wander little Holland Street and Thackeray Street to see galleries and independent shops, find buzzing neighbourhood tables at Clarke’s and Launceston Place and then head back to the lure of Kensington High Street and The Ivy Kensington Brasserie.