Set within a towering red-brick mansion block, this second-floor apartment offers a quieter perspective on one of Chelsea's most iconic addresses. Beyond the bustle of the King's Road, interiors feel bright, calm and considered. In the reception room, natural light pours through a pair of sash windows, views of mature plane trees creating a green backdrop. Minimalist cornicing lends character…
Set within a towering red-brick mansion block, this second-floor apartment offers a quieter perspective on one of Chelsea’s most iconic addresses. Beyond the bustle of the King’s Road, interiors feel bright, calm and considered.
In the reception room, natural light pours through a pair of sash windows, views of mature plane trees creating a green backdrop. Minimalist cornicing lends character overhead, while a window seat provides a peaceful spot to pause. A considered set up allows for both living and dining, with a streamlined galley kitchen arranged separately. Wooden cabinetry, dark glossy countertops and integrated appliances bring a contemporary finish.
Elsewhere, the bedroom enjoys the same verdant outlook. Tall wardrobes maximise storage, while a period fireplace introduces a decorative focal point. The adjoining bathroom is finished in white marbled tiles, complete with a bathtub and overhead shower. A separate WC and additional built-in storage complete the plan.
Dining and reception room
Galley kitchen with integrated appliances
Principal bedroom
Family bathroom with separate WC
Lift and porter
Heating and water are included
1920s building
Communal patio garden
Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea
In the reception room, natural light pours through a pair of sash windows, views of mature plane trees creating a green backdrop.
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Enquire nowThe King’s Road begins at the front door, its boutiques, cafés and restaurants stretching out in both directions – The Ivy Chelsea Garden is a few steps along, with Chelsea Old Town Hall close by. Eastward, the road runs down to the Saatchi Gallery and Duke of York Square, where the Saturday food market sits alongside the boutiques and the green of the square; beyond lies Sloane Square, with Peter Jones and the Royal Court Theatre. To the south, the streets fall away towards the Chelsea Physic Garden and the river at Chelsea Embankment, while the museums of South Kensington are a short distance north. Saturdays are best spent browsing the King’s Road, then down to the Thames for a walk along the water.
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1 bedroom home in Chelsea / South Kensington
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