Entering the flat on the raised ground floor, the spacious entrance hall opens onto a front reception room. The window brings in westerly light, with an open vista looks onto the communal garden and down the length of the square.

This floor also contains a generous principal bedroom with an ensuite bathroom, as well as a bay window giving garden views.

Downstairs, on the lower ground floor, a spacious kitchen with central island opens onto the dining area. This in turn leads out into the garden, with floor-to-ceiling French doors providing plenty of light. In addition, this floor contains a cinema room with considerable storage, as well as two more ensuite bedrooms, both with garden views. Finally, a potential maid’s room with its own bathroom leads through to the laundry room.

The property is in excellent condition and has been finished to a high level. This includes air conditioning throughout and a Sonos sound system. In addition, the kitchen was design by Bulthaup and contains Gaggenau appliances.

The paved garden has separate dining and seating areas, as well as planted borders and pots. It was created by the award-winning Italian garden designer Luciano Giubbilei, who was also responsible for the garden furniture, including the table seating twelve. In addition, there is an outdoor gas fire.

Residents have the right to access the private communal garden of Eaton Square, among the largest garden squares in London.

Eaton Square is one of the most prestigious addresses in London. It was built by the Grosvenor family and laid out by Thomas Cubitt from 1827 onwards. Over the years it has been home to numerous statemen and aristocrats, including prime ministers and members of European royalty. Today, the square is well located for the restaurants and shops of both Knightsbridge and Chelsea, as well as Sloane Square underground station. In addition, the open spaces of Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens are within walking distance. What’s more, 24-hour security is provided by the shared porter system unique to the square.