Entering the property on the ground floor, the front hall leads through to a generous reception room. This includes unusually high ceilings with plaster moulding and ornate cornices, as well as a broad bay window bringing in extra light. One side of the room communicates with a convenient fitted kitchenette, while the other side flows through to a formal dining room.

Downstairs, the principal bedroom has an ensuite bathroom with a bath, a dressing room and separate street access. There is also a bedroom suite, containing a bedroom, a bathroom, and either a second bedroom or a study.

Observatory Gardens was once the site of an observatory belonging to the astronomer Sir James South, with a dome designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel. The current street was built in 1883, with red brick houses designed in the Revival style. However, in 1990 these properties were extensively rebuilt, replacing the interiors with luxury flats. Today, the street is exceptionally well positioned. Holland Park and Kensington Gardens are both a short walk away. Kensington High Street is also close, with its celebrated mix of restaurants and shops, as well as an underground station.