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Holland Park
A quiet, wealthy enclave of Victorian villas surrounding one of London's most romantic parks.
About Holland Park
Holland Park is a residential neighbourhood of exceptional Victorian and Edwardian architecture, with wide, tree-lined streets of grand private houses. The area takes its name from the magnificent park at its centre, 54 acres of formal gardens, woodland, and sports facilities. The Design Museum has its home here, and the area boasts a strong independent restaurant and cafe scene along Holland Park Avenue and Clarendon Road. The open-air Opera Holland Park performs in the ruins of Holland House each summer, transforming the park into one of London's most magical outdoor entertainment venues.
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What homes sell for in Holland Park
Completed sales registered with HM Land Registry, May 2025 to Apr 2026
- W11, Notting Hill & Holland Park
- £1.28m
- Median sale price from 215 sales
- W14, Holland Park & Olympia
- £1.08m
- Median sale price from 62 sales
Abbotsbury Road, W14
Terraced house · Freehold · 21 Aug 2026
£2,700,000
Lansdowne Road, W11
Flat · Leasehold · 20 Aug 2026
£1,990,000
Things to do in Holland Park
A romantic woodland park with peacocks, a Japanese Kyoto Garden, and the open-air Holland Park Opera.
Dedicated to contemporary design and architecture, in a striking modernist building in Holland Park.
The extraordinary private palace of Victorian painter Lord Leighton, centred on a dazzling Arab Hall.
Filmed in Holland Park
The family film starring Emma Thompson as the magical nanny used Holland Park for several exterior scenes, taking advantage of its woodland glades, formal gardens, and the atmospheric ruins of Holland House. The park's combination of manicured gardens and wilder woodland areas made it ideal for the film's whimsical aesthetic.
Holland Park, Ilchester Place, London W8 6LU