10 Rillington Place Notting Hill London

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Here’s the bit that always gets me. In 1971, the house was sold at auction. The new owners? They had no idea. They moved in, painted the walls, and lived there for years until someone casually mentioned, “Oh, by the way, the kitchen you’re standing in was used as a tomb.” They moved out pretty fast. Can you blame them? I’d have packed my bags mid-biscuit.

So next time you’re in Notting Hill, sipping an overpriced latte and browsing vintage dresses, take a detour. Walk to the corner of Bartle Road and St. Mark’s Road. Stand there for a moment. Feel the odd, cold drop in temperature—or maybe that’s just your imagination. But it’s not. It’s the weight of a story London tried to bury, but the truth always finds a crack in the floorboards.

Just don’t offer to help anyone move a rug. You never know what’s under it.