This large white stucco-fronted house sits in the heart of Notting Hill, a grand period home with a distinctive, design-led character on camera. The ground floor opens with a grand entrance hall and a striking original staircase, leading through to an open-plan dining room and a marble kitchen.

On the first floor, an impressive double drawing room with ceilings of around 4m has several balconies and plenty of presence, and a study sits alongside it. The second floor is given over to the principal bedroom suite, with a large dressing room and an en-suite marble bathroom.

Five further double bedrooms add real flexibility. Several are unfurnished and work particularly well as production spaces, whether for props and equipment storage, hair and make-up, wardrobe or crew areas.

Throughout, the house is furnished with original and iconic mid-century pieces by designers including Charlotte Perriand, Jean Prouvé and Pierre Jeanneret. They give the interiors a collected, gallery-like quality that suits fashion, advertising, editorial and film work.

Notting Hill tube station.

Key features: white stucco-fronted period house, grand entrance hall, original staircase, open-plan dining room, marble kitchen, double drawing room with approx. 4m ceilings, several balconies, study, principal suite with large dressing room and en-suite marble bathroom, five further double bedrooms (several unfurnished and usable as production spaces), original mid-century furniture by Charlotte Perriand, Jean Prouvé and Pierre Jeanneret.