Stretching across two buildings, you access the flat on the fourth floor, the front hall leading around to a generous reception room. This is an elegant space with a suite of sash windows overlooking the garden square, flooding the room with light from both sides, and enough space for separate dining and seating areas.

Next door is a well-proportioned kitchen with a French door opening onto a terrace. The penthouse position means that these are bright rooms, while parquet wooden floors give a sense of elegance and coherence.

Lennox Gardens was built in 1886 as part of the Smith’s Charity Estate development. Its grand red-brick townhouses with stucco dressings are constructed in the Dutch style made popular by nearby Pont Street. Once the site of the Prince’s Cricket Ground, a gentlemen’s rackets and real tennis club, it is now one of the most prestigious addresses in Chelsea, and is an incredibly peaceful and calm location.

Knightsbridge station is a short walk away, while Sloane Square station is also close. In addition, the restaurants and shops of both Knightsbridge and Chelsea are within easy reach, while also only being a five minute walk to Harrods . Finally, the open spaces of Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens are nearby.