Chilworth Street

Timeless elegance comes to life in this Grade II listed building for sale just moments from Hyde Park. Chilworth Street presents a unique property opportunity, with its generous plan encompassing five apartments and a gastropub.

On the upper levels, five flawlessly crafted apartments. On the lower levels, a favoured local pub, The Cleveland Arms. Dating back to 1852, this period property has been faithfully renovated inside and out to an exceptional standard. Chilworth Street presents a rare opportunity to acquire an entire building with a strong pedigree in hospitality and potential for future development.

On the first floor, a two-bedroom apartment features an open-plan kitchen and living area. Intricate cornicing and ceiling roses have been meticulously recreated to dramatic effect. Bookended by fireplaces, the space is characterised by its exceptionally high ceiling. Four full-length windows, complete with wooden shutters, pour natural light onto classic features. Positioned at either end of the plan, two considered bedrooms are each served by an en suite bathroom.

On the two floors above are four one-bedroom, one-bathroom apartments. They each feature neutral décor and Swedish hardwood chevron flooring. Quiet, rear-facing bedrooms enjoy afternoon sun and an impressive vista taking in the whole of Gloucester Mews West. The bathrooms, each showcasing Fired Earth tiles and a walk-in rainfall shower, sit between the bedroom and the spacious open-plan living area.

At ground level, the property includes The Cleveland Arms – a modern, gastronomic reimagining of a classic British pub. The first dining area is arranged around a horseshoe bar, its interiors combining hand-painted walls with antique fittings. Downstairs, a second dining area has the feel of an upscale Parisian restaurant of years gone by. A sense of volume and depth is achieved with an open kitchen at one end of the space and the keg room, visible through glass, at the other. Reclaimed roof tiles line the walls in a herringbone formation, illuminated by French light fittings sourced in New Orleans.

The distinctive archway that sits at the top of Gloucester Mews West is also included in the property. With bollards preventing through-traffic, this quiet space has been expertly renovated and includes street lamps also sourced in New Orleans.

Carefully restored and considerately arranged, the residential units are ideal as short-stay apartments. However, the building lends itself to versatility and the whole scheme could be turned into a boutique hotel. All fireplaces work but some have been temporarily disconnected. The pub comes with an existing management contract in place.