This unique three-bedroom, three-bathroom house in North Kensington was once a Victorian-era cattle shed, converted in the late 1990s into a stunning home by its artist owners. The property's transformation was led by architect Theo Otten, who approached the structure as a piece of sculpture, creating double- and triple-height spaces with glass-sided walkways and steel-framed doors. The interior features polished concrete floors, vaulted skylights, and discreet lighting that highlights the original timber trusses. The mood is a blend of industrial and contemporary gallery, with clean lines softened by dark finishes. The property has a calm, artistic atmosphere, with a focus on natural light and a sense of space. It's situated on a quiet street in a creative neighborhood that's close to the bustling Golborne and Portobello Roads, with plenty of opportunities for walks along the Grand Union Canal and Kensal Green Cemetery.