The first floor is entirely occupied by a grand reception room. Double French doors lead out onto the south-east facing front balcony, filling the room with light and offering spectacular views over the square. In addition, a rear door opens onto the spacious a spacious outdoor kitchen on the terrace.

The second floor contains a generous principal bedroom suite with a walk through wardrobe and an ensuite bathroom. The marble-lined bathroom offers underfloor heating and a free-standing bath. A further four ensuite bedrooms have been carefully arranged over the third and fourth floors.

The lower ground floor is made up of a sixth bedroom, a chef’s kitchen, and a gym, as well as access to the garage. Carefully designed glazing brings light down to the basement floor, while connecting the main house to the original mews at its rear. Meanwhile, the basement offers an exceptional range of facilities, including spa, sauna, steam room and treatment room. This floor also features a home cinema, a wine cellar and a family room with bar facilities. Finally, a passenger lift connects from the basement to the second floor, which is occupied by the principal master bedroom.

The house has been recently renovated to an exceptional standard. Its historic character has been preserved via plaster panelling and walnut doors with burnished bronze handles, while the original Portland stone staircase has been restored. At the same time, modern conveniences include underfloor heating for the basement and all stone surfaces, an integrated Creston system, Lutron smart lighting and air conditioning throughout the property.

The property includes a tiled rear terrace with Fesfoc outdoor kitchen, Wolf barbecue, external fridge and enough space for al fresco dining. There is also a front balcony with views over the communal garden square, which residents have the right to access. Finally, the garage with off-street parking can be accessed via Eaton Mews South, which includes two electric vehicle chargers.

Chester Square is a prestigious garden square in Belgravia, lined with grand white stucco townhouses. It was developed by the Grosvenor family, with building work beginning in 1835. Over the years it has been home to numerous celebrated figures, including the poet Matthew Arnold, the actor Tony Curtis, and the politician Margaret Thatcher, and the singers Marianne Faithfull and Mick Jagger. From here, Sloane Square underground station is close, while Victoria station is also nearby. In addition, the world-renowned restaurants and shops of Elizabeth Street, Chelsea and Knightsbridge are within easy reach.