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Radnor Walk

Chelsea

£4,000 p/w

Short Let Let
Price per month £17,333
Bedrooms & Bathrooms 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms
Size Approx 1,120 sq ft / 104.1 sq m

Balancing paintbox colours with smart finishes, this interior-designed, two-bedroom maisonette in Chelsea is both uplifting and sophisticated.

Along a peaceful street lined with Victorian stock brick terraced houses, this two-bedroom maisonette echoes its smart Chelsea postcode. Up a set of hardwood steps, the eclectically coloured reception room sets the tone for this home crafted by interior designer, Lonika Chande. Sunlight beams through two sash windows, while the eye is drawn to the room’s centrepiece, a five-arm Banbury…

Balancing paintbox colours with smart finishes, this interior-designed, two-bedroom maisonette in Chelsea is both uplifting and sophisticated.

Along a peaceful street lined with Victorian stock brick terraced houses, this two-bedroom maisonette echoes its smart Chelsea postcode. Up a set of hardwood steps, the eclectically coloured reception room sets the tone for this home crafted by interior designer, Lonika Chande. Sunlight beams through two sash windows, while the eye is drawn to the room’s centrepiece, a five-arm Banbury chandelier.

Parquet floors link the living space to the curved banquette seating area and kitchen beyond. Dark cabinets and sleek integrated appliances are offset with canary-yellow shelving. There’s also a study on this floor, ideal for quiet home working.

Upstairs, mustard curtains, brightly woven upholstery and refined shiplap walls make for an aesthetically engaging principal bedroom. Through a dedicated dressing area, the en suite bathroom has a nautical edge with its tongue-and-groove panelling, striped curtains and seafoam green tiling. In the guest bedroom, a sense of opulence is drawn with burgundy curtains that conceal the sleeping area. This room is served by an additional bathroom on the floor below, finished with grey marble tiles, brass hardware and a walk-in shower.At the top of the home, a laundry room leads to a decked roof terrace — tailor-made for London’s warmer weather.

Highlighted Features

Interior design by Lonika Chande

Open-plan kitchen and reception room

Principal bedroom suite with dressing room

Guest bedroom

One further bathroom

Study

Roof terrace

Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea

The eclectically coloured reception room sets the tone for this home crafted by interior designer, Lonika Chande.

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Location

Radnor Walk is a serene residential enclave that’s just moments away from Chelsea’s cosmopolitan heart. At the end of the street is the King’s Road, one of London’s most celebrated shopping streets. There’s an abundance of fine dining in the area; Italian restaurant Ziani was co-founded by a direct descendant of the Venetian Doge, or Michelin-starred The Five Fields is just seven minutes from your doorstep. Follow with a stroll around Chelsea Physic Garden, England’s second-oldest surviving botanical garden. Combine cosy evenings at The Fox & Pheasant with a film at the Everyman.

 

 

Floorplan & Specifications

Approximate Gross Internal Area Approx 1,120 sq ft / 104.1 sq m
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