Entering the flat on the second floor, a central corridor leads through to the reception room. This includes an open-plan kitchen with breakfast bar, a spacious seating area and French windows opening onto the balcony.

In addition, the study or dining room opens onto the reception room via sliding doors, giving an added sense of space and light.

At the opposite end of the flat is a bedroom with ensuite bathroom. A guest loo and inbuilt storage complete the property.

A long balcony runs the entire width of the property, with sliding doors providing access from the bedroom and reception room.

Essoldo House is a modern building on the site of the former Essoldo cinema, Chelsea. Its dramatic shape evokes this history, while also housing a modern Everyman cinema. The building is exceptionally well-located on the King’s Road, with many shops and restaurants in walking distance. In addition, Old Church Street connects to the Fulham Road and Chelsea Embankment, meaning the River Thames and Battersea Park are also close.