One of the biggest perks of staying in an apartment instead of a hotel is you get access to your very own private kitchen. Though luxury kitchens in London aren’t always a given in a vacation rental, London Perfect boasts the kind of kitted-out kitchens that wouldn’t look out of place in a glossy interiors magazine. From morning coffees and croissants to full-on dinner feasts, our London Perfect apartments come with kitchens suitable for every level of cook. See for yourself!
Luxury Kitchens in London:
Spacious and spectacular, the kitchen at the Sloane is ready for some serious cooking
The Sloane
With sleek natural wood, stainless steel, lofty ceilings and big windows, the modern Sloane is the picture-perfect example of one of the best luxury kitchens in London. Set near the bustling Sloane Square, it’s well situated for a shopping trip to the open-air Fine Food Market in the Duke of York Square. Every Saturday, the square is outfitted with artisan purveyors selling the most amazing homegrown and homemade products. Pick up some freshly baked bread and free-range eggs to whip up a farmhouse breakfast in the comfort of your luxury home.
England meets France in the charming kitchen at the Churchill
The Churchill
Set in the heart of Chelsea, the sun-filled Churchill has the kitchen of your dreams. There’s even a pretty chandelier! Large bay windows flood the space with light. With period touches but up-to-date luxuries, this is a workable, practical space that also has plenty of charm and character.
How stylish is the kitchen at Notting Hill’s Danebury? There’s also a rooftop deck, which is another great place to eat besides the kitchen.
The Danebury
Notting Hill locals love to get up early to shop the Portobello Road Market for fresh food to enjoy throughout the weekend. And if you’re staying at the Danebury, you can do the same. Shopping on Portobello Road is a real treat—especially if you’re a foodie. From Elgin Crescent to Talbot Road, gastronomes go gaga for the stalls of farm-fresh fruits and vegetables, local cheeses, baked goods, and even fish and meat. There’s also a somewhat hidden farmer’s market by the Notting Hill Gate tube station. If you’re staying in Notting Hill, you can rest assured that you will not leave hungry.
Double doors open up to the cutest farmhouse-inspired kitchen at the Austen.
The Austen
Separated by lovely French doors, the Austen has a gorgeous separate farmhouse kitchen. With a pretty subway tile backsplash and butcher’s block countertops, this kitchen is small but pretty. Try cooking up a traditional British dish like cottage pie. There’s also a separate breakfast nook off of the living room that seats five at a charming wooden table. Eating a home-cooked meal is a great way to connect as a family while on holiday.
Ready to cook up a storm in one of these luxury kitchens in London? Contact us today and we’ll help you find the perfect kitchen—and home—for your next trip to the capital.
