Delightful duplex flat with lofty interiors in a historic neighbourhood near the Thames

Stepping inside through a private entrance on the raised group floor, the entrance hall leads into a generous reception room. High ceilings and a bow window create a bright space, while the cornice and fireplace give added elegance.

The flat has been decorated in a traditional style to suit its historic setting.

Next door is a beautiful dining room, also with high ceilings, flowing through to the kitchen, which has access to the garden. A guest WC completes this level.

The property includes a paved rear garden with planted borders and enough space for outdoor seating.

Cheyne Gardens is a quiet street, lined with red-brick Victorian houses, close to the historic properties of Cheyne Walk. Over the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, this street was home to numerous celebrated figures, including the writer George Eliot, the painter J.M.W. Turner, and the actress Elizabeth Taylor.

Both Albert Bridge and the Chelsea Embankment are a short distance away, while the beautiful private grounds of the Chelsea Physic Garden and the open spaces of Battersea Park are within each reach. Finally, the celebrated shops and restaurants of the King’s Road are nearby, as well as the charming streets that make up the Chelsea village.