Park View RoadLondon, W5 2JB

Stunning palace in the heart of West London created by Prince John Zylinski.

This impressively ornamented and stylishly furnished palace arranged over three floors sets a new standard for luxury living. The white stucco-fronted residence, with a colonnaded porch to the front overlooking the garden, is approached by an imposing gatehouse known as 'The Arch'. With its grandeur and meticulous details, the property offers both comfortable life and extravagant entertaining.

From the courtyard, a cobbled driveway leads to the front of the palace with a lawned circular garden with tree-lined borders with classical statues, and white walls lined with leylandii cypress trees.

Stepping inside you will find two sophisticated Arches called South and North appropriately. South Arch offers a tremendous open plan ballroom space with parquet flooring and a separate WC. The North Arch offers an elegant entrance, exquisite reception room, shower room, and one more separate reception/dining space with plenty of storage.

Inside the White House, you'll find a majestic reception room that sets the tone for the entire residence which also offers a tremendous south facing terrace and two luxury WC. The open plan dining room provides an elegant space for formal gatherings and flows into the fully fitted kitchen which offers modern conveniences for culinary enthusiasts, integrated electric double oven, five-ring halogen hob and microwave oven, dishwasher, free-standing fridge/freezer, fitted base cabinets, built-in glass display cabinet, breakfast area, door to a small lobby leading to the side entrance and the service stairs to the first floor.

Another marble staircase with gold handrails and an ornate balustrade leads to the first floor.
The principal bedroom suite offers parquet flooring, whitewashed walls and ceiling with gold Parisian style wall paneling, and gold cornicing to walls and ceiling; large glass doors lead to an outside terrace and three sets of double glass doors overlooking the garden with Juliet style balconies. There are two separate dressing rooms with lots of storage; one of them leads to an en suite bathroom with an extra-large fitted marble bath, a large built in mirror cabinet, and a separate walk in shower. There are two more bedrooms, one offers an en suite marble-tiled bathroom and its sizable terrace, and another bedroom also has it en suite bathroom and offers two Juliet style balconies. Walking further down you will find a luxury study room with glass doors to a terrace, a chandelier light, and parquet flooring. There is a fully equipped kitchen, providing access to the bedroom also with an en suite bathroom with marble-tiled walls and a terrace.

The first floor offers two separate living units. To the left side, you will find two double bedrooms, a kitchen/reception space, and a bathroom; to the left side, you will find another two double bedrooms with a kitchen/reception room and a bathroom.

And again marble staircase with gold handrails and an ornate balustrade leading to the second floor.
Stepping onto the second floor there is a library/study space with a mural-painted ceiling, gold cornicing, and glass doors to a terrace. The library space flaws into a tremendous bedroom with a further set of glass doors to a terrace, and its en suite bathroom with marble-tiled walls and wash hand basin. On the second floor you will also find a separate kitchen and two more bedrooms, both with en suite bathrooms and, additionally, one bedroom has access to the terrace. There is also a separate store room even for greater convenience.

Planning permission was granted to extend the second floor to a ballet studio/gym and swimming pool in the basement – foundations already laid.

And a brief part of history. The White House is a reconstruction of Prince Zylinski's previous family home in Poland, which was once owned by his grandmother. During World War II, she was expelled from her palace by the incoming Polish government and then the palace was burned to the ground. Prince Zylinsky promised her that he would rebuild it and he kept his promise. The building work took seven years, and the construction was completed in May 2009

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