Downstairs, the lower ground floor includes a spacious open-plan kitchen with a breakfast bar on the central island, a wine fridge and a separate dining area. On one side of the kitchen is a family television room and a guest loo. On the other side is a utility room, a plant room and separate street access.

The first floor contains a magnificent principal bedroom with high ceilings and tall windows, as well as an ensuite bathroom with a large free-standing bath. Meanwhile, the second floor contains a pair of bedrooms, sharing an ensuite bathroom. Finally, the third floor includes a fourth a bedroom with an ensuite bathroom. All these rooms are well-provided with storage space.

The house has been decorated in an opulent fashion, with marble flooring in the kitchen and ornate mouldings on the ceilings. It benefits from unfloor heating throughout and air condition on the top floor and in the family television room.

Drayton Gardens is a beautiful street lined with a mix of terrace houses with white stucco dressings and red-brick mansion blocks. The street has been home to various well-known figures, while No.1 was once occupied by the artist, poet and writer Mervyn Peake, author of the Gormenghast novels. Drayton Gardens is close to the Old Brompton Road, with its mix of restaurants and independent shops. The Fulham Road is also close, while both Gloucester Road and South Kensington underground stations are within easy reach.