The ground floor offers a generous layout with ceiling heights of over 3.6 meters. The kitchen dining room sits to the front of the floor plate, with a reception room to the rear spanning the width of the building, leading directly onto the south-facing communal gardens. In addition to this, the ground-floor benefits from a guest loo and entrance hall.

The lower-ground floor again offers superb ceiling height and three spacious double bedrooms. With two of the rooms looking onto the private terrace.

Being one of Chelsea and South Kensington’s few properties with direct communal garden access this apartment is a rare offering to the market.

Evelyn Gardens is a prestigious garden square address which was historically owned by The Freake family who converted the market gardens into the grand residential houses seen today. Lady Freake and her husband hired C. A. Daw and Son to build the houses, starting construction in 1886. This being one of the first four houses to be built which is marketed by its additional width.