50 Addison Avenue

Holland Park Boutique Residential Scheme

Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea 50 Addison Avenue W11 4QP — five-storey residential building Designed by Russell Taylor Architects and finished in 2025, the scheme contains 15 apartments configured as two and three-bedroom homes. Located in Holland Park and Notting Hill Estate, the property is classified as C3 residential use class category, amidst one of West London’s most established prime districts. The address benefits from approximately 0.5 miles of Holland Park Underground station and 0.4 miles of Shepherd’s Bush Overground for connectivity into Central London with relative ease.

The architectural work is meant to echo the Victorian streetscape, yet expresses a modern detailing and sustainability mission. The neighborhood is known for cultural institutions, independent boutiques, and established dining venues, all of which provide support for long-term residential demand. 50 Addison Avenue is offered as a development for sale in a micro-market that has limited supply and ongoing transaction volumes at high price points.

Residential Specification and Amenities

It accommodates 15 apartments on five floors, with layout plans focusing on optimal efficiency within the homes through high-end finishes and up-to-date spatial configurations. Among the highlights are a roof terrace, gym access, and social space provision, as well as your placement near established parkland – including Holland Park and Kyoto Garden. The specification highlights hard-wearing materials and considered detailing in line with the luxury residential positioning expected at W11.

Prices in the area now start at £7,700,000 - showing consistency with current Addison Avenue trading norms. Average figures for the locality suggest approximately £7,475,000 in value area growth, moving forward year-on-year of about 15 percent. Access to verifiable transaction comparables, together with a detailed location map and architectural photo references, supports the structured evaluation of any given property against its competitors for such a buyer looking at opportunities in this postcode.

Market Position and Long-Term Outlook

Addison Avenue continues to show meagre resilience with semi-detached transactions averaging roughly £7,700,000 and terraced from around the £7,250,000 mark. In the context of this established value band, 50 Addison Avenue and its position therein reinforce price alignment as opposed to speculative overreach. Prime W11 location, architectural quality, and the low number of units contribute to a tightly held residential profile suitable for both owner-occupiers and long-term investors.

Nearby amenities include top independent schools, boutique retail corridors, and ample green space all within walking distance. Holland Park buyers assess scarcity, transport access, and neighbourhood stability alongside potential for capital preservation. The organized bedrock of this residential project reinforces continued consolidation within West London’s favoured market, bolstered by fundamentally robust demand historically.