Upstairs, on the first floor, the principal bedroom has a view over the garden, with an ensuite bathroom and generous storage space. In addition, this floor contains a second bedroom with a separate bathroom, while three bedrooms and a shared bathroom complete the second floor. Downstairs, the lower ground floor offers a utility room and additional storage.

This was a much-loved home, occupied by the same family for many decades. As a result, the property retains most of its original layout, but with the potential to be reimagined for modern family life.

The house is attached to a south-west facing garden, larger than most in the area, without being overlooked by neighbours. Its far lawn connects to a private, double-length garage, with a courtyard space for a third car. The main house and garden are for sale freehold; the far lawn and garage are available for a separate leasehold.

The unusual houses on Chelsea Park Gardens were built between 1914 and 1923 in the Arts and Crafts style. The emphasis was on creating generous gardens and cottage-like properties, to give a sense of country living in the heart of the city. Therefore, this is a quiet, low-build neighbourhood with spacious properties that are popular with families. At the same time, the houses are within walking distance of the King’s Road and the Fulham Road, as well as the area’s many shops, restaurants and schools.