Entering the house on the ground floor, a well-proportioned front hall connects the main living areas. On one side is a generous open-plan kitchen with central island and breakfast bar, as well as formal and informal dining areas. On the other side is a reception room with high ceilings and large windows looking out over the garden square. This floor also contains a welcome area beside the front door with seating, storage space and a guest WC. Finally, at the end of the hall, double French doors open onto the communal garden.

Downstairs a bedroom with ensuite bathroom and corridor wardrobe. Next door is a family room or gym, while this floor also contains a utility room, plant room and wine cellar.

The second floor features a generous principal bedroom suite with dressing room and well-proportioned bathroom, including both shower and free-standing bath tub. Furthermore, this floor features a home office with double French doors opening onto the rear balcony. Finally, the third floor offers three ensuite bedrooms, all of them with inbuilt storage space.

The house has been recently refurbished in a contemporary style with air conditioning throughout. The rear rooms are south-facing, meaning the house is filled with light, while its spacious interiors are presented in excellent condition.

The back door opens onto a private communal garden square. The area immediately outside is reserved for the property, with enough space for outdoor entertaining.

The houses on Chelsea Park Gardens were constructed between the wars in the Arts and Crafts style. The aim was to create a sense of country living in the heart of the city, resulting in a low-build neighbourhood of spacious homes that are popular with families. These houses back onto a communal garden square, with a large lawn shared by the surrounding properties. From here, the King’s Road and the Fulham Road are within walking distance. Furthermore, the neighbourhood contains many oustanding shops, restaurants and schools