Rare Investment Opportunity in Prime Notting Hill

Laylow Londres, Inglaterra W10 Reino Unido

This beautiful Victorian building in Notting Hill presents an exceptional opportunity to acquire a mixed-use freehold interest with vacant possession. The local landmark is set on one of the area’s most coveted streets and unfolds across 6,500 sq. ft.

Designed by the renowned interior design and architecture studio Dorin & Coppel, this former pub has been transformed into a fully fitted late licensed restaurant, bar, and members club venue. With operational hours until 3 am, the venue's ground floor features a restaurant and bar, complete with kitchens, storage, and DDA WC. The basement houses also houses a bar and club, while the first floor includes a lounge bar and male/female washrooms. The upper residential levels offer additional living space, complemented by a purpose-built roof terrace.

Prominently positioned on a corner, the property benefits from a pavement and chair license, accommodating 16 external covers. The building has undergone extensive refurbishment, boasting a high specification throughout, including extraction ducting reaching the top of the structure. Planning and licensing are in place, featuring a mixed-use planning class with the ability to trade until 3 am in the basement, 1 am on the ground floor, and 2 am on the first and second floors.

Previously known as Laylow, this one is considered one of London's prolific private members club and restaurant spaces. It offers the opportunity to earn more than £100,00 for a three-day rental of the building during the Notting Hill Carnival.

Situated within the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, Notting Hill is famous for being the perfect blend of bohemia and glamour. Close to the property are Sister Jane, Caia, Maramia Café, Strakers, Rough Trade Records, Taylor Morris, Falafel King, The Counter and Flying Horse Coffee. Conveniently located towards the northern end of Golborne Road, near Elkstone Road, the property is near Westbourne Park Station (Circle and Hammersmith lines) and Ladbroke Grove Station (Circle and Hammersmith lines).