The house was recently renovated and is presented in immaculate condition, with underfloor heating and air conditioning throughout. Wooden floors, glazed internal walls and a tasteful, neutral colour scheme add to the sense of space and light.

The first floor features a well-proportioned principal bedroom with an ensuite bathroom, a dressing room and a free-standing bathtub. Double French doors open onto the roof terrace and give beautiful garden views. This floor also features a second bedroom with inbuilt wardrobe space and another ensuite bathroom. There is also a loft with considerable storage space.

The house includes a long garden with a lawn and a paved seating area. Unusually for this type of property, there is a paved roof terrace with enough space for outdoor dining. Finally, the house is set back from the street with off-street parking for a mid-sized SUV

Cadogan Lane was laid out in the late eighteenth century, one of several streets in the neighbourhood named after the Earls of Cadogan. This convenient address marks the border of Belgravia with Kensington and Chelsea.

Today it is mostly lined with mews houses from the twentieth century. From here, Sloane Square Station is close, while Knightsbridge Station is also nearby. In addition, the neighbourhood contains many excellent restaurants and shops.