Herrenhaus Am Fluss Am Cheyne Walk In Chelsea.

Carlyle Mansions is a red-brick mansion block on Cheyne Walk, positioned along the River Thames in Chelsea. The building provides a staffed porter service and access to a communal roof terrace with open views across the London skyline, including Albert Bridge and the river. The setting is defined by a residential frontage within one of Chelsea’s established riverside streets.

The apartment is arranged laterally with a focus on open-plan living, centred around a reception space with south-facing bay windows and 10-foot ceiling heights. The kitchen is integrated within the main living area, fitted with Gaggenau and Miele appliances, Carrara marble worktops and concealed cabinetry with pocket doors. A dining area sits alongside, with bespoke shelving incorporated into the design. Bedroom accommodation is positioned separately for privacy, including a principal suite with dressing room and en suite bathroom. Two additional bedrooms incorporate mezzanine levels, introducing flexibility of use. A utility space, cloakroom and built-in storage complete the layout, with the original design attributed to John Pawson.

Cheyne Walk runs along the north bank of the River Thames in Chelsea, within reach of the King’s Road and its range of shops, restaurants and cafes. The National Army Museum and other local landmarks are within walking distance. Sloane Square Underground station (District and Circle lines) is the nearest Tube connection, with access to central London and the wider network.

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