A quiet house on a characterful street midway between the King’s Road and the Thames Embankment

Entering the house on the ground floor, the front door leads directly into a generous reception room. This includes an open-plan kitchen kept bright from overhead skylights, an informal dining area and a seating area with an ornamental fireplace. This floor also contains a utility room and an additional downstairs loo.

The first floor is entirely occupied by a large bedroom, with lofty celings and an ensuite bathroom. As well as inbuilt storage space, double French doors lead out onto the terrace.

The property includes an attractive terrace with wooden decking and enough space for outdoor dining.

Upper Cheyne Row is one of the most delightful streets in the Chelsea village. It is lined with a mix of Georgian, Victorian and Edwardian houses, as well as the beautiful St Thomas More Catholic Church.

This property lies at the pedestrianised western end of the street, which has the quiet and secluded feel of a mews. The Thames Embankment lies to the south, with the Albert Bridge leading to Battersea Park. Meanwhile, the King’s Road lies to the north, with its excellent range of restaurants and shops. In addition, the pleasant surroundings of the Chelsea Physic Garden are a short walk away.