Cleveland Square W2

Set in close proximity to Hyde Park, this Grade II listed ground-floor apartment for sale captures a timeless charm.

Looking across one of London’s most pristine garden squares, a grand street sits composed of stucco-fronted façades. Originally built in the mid-1800’s by William Frederick Cleveland, this classic square vaunts tree-shaded spots, pillared porches and a manicured central garden.

Beyond a rare private entrance on the ground floor, an apartment has been conceived with sensitive modernisations. An impressive sense of space instantly captivates, with lofty walls and a barrel-vaulted ceiling lit by Shadow LED lighting.

Double doors draw back to the reception room – a social setting with a sense of grandeur. Conducive to switching off, two towering sash windows stretch to the ceiling and bathe solid maple floors in natural light. Limestone shelving adorns the palatial proportions, offering a streamlined solution for storage or artwork. Elsewhere, discover a cleverly conceived galley kitchen designed to maximise the apartment’s footprint. Fashioned from stained oak cabinetry and Corian worktops, there’s a sense of sophistication to culinary endeavours here. Integrated NEFF appliances and a convenient utility area complete a functionality-focused set up.

Located to the rear of the apartment, a substantial skylight instils a calming quality to the principal bedroom suite. Alongside a remote controlled blackout blind, dimmer switches throughout offer an effortless versatility to the lighting.  Spotlights draw attention to a wall of fitted wardrobes, while a sash window filters light across a built-in bench—perfect for perching or storing vanity items. Around the corner, ceramic stone tiles envelop the en suite bathroom featuring a shower, bathtub, and dual vanity. The second bedroom continues the pared-back palette, brightly lit by a tall window. An alcove creates a perfect spot for a TV, while a glass door slides back to reveal an en suite shower.

The apartment additionally benefits from access to Cleveland Square garden, a sprawling private lawn for residents of the square.