Prächtiges Reihenhaus Mit Sechs Schlafzimmern Und Opulentem Interieur An Einer Der Prestigeträchtigsten Adressen Londons

Stepping into the house on the ground floor, the entrance hall opens onto a substantial dining room. A wide window fills this space with light, while the far side of the room features a study with French doors leading out onto the garden. This floor also contains a kitchen with modern units, a guest WC and considerable storage.
The lower ground floor is a flexible space with separate street access, meaning it could serve as a self-contained flat. It includes bedroom, bathroom, laundry room, and a sitting room with a kitchenette. It also has access to a rear patio and additional storage space.
The first floor is entirely occupied by a generous drawing room. High ceilings, panelled walls, a working fireplace and an ornate cornice add to the impression of opulence, while full-length French doors open onto the front balcony. Furthermore, there is an open space on the used as a second study and leading out onto the rear terrace.
The second floor features the principal bedroom and a well-proportioned ensuite bathroom. The third floor and fourth floor both feature a pair of bedrooms each sharing a bathroom.
The beautifully preserved living spaces are decorated in an opulent style to suit the historic setting. But the upper storeys offer more contemporary interiors, emphasising the sense of space and light. Unusually, the house has planning and listed building consent to extend the property and incorporate a passenger lift.
The property includes a paved garden and a terrace with enough space for outdoor seating. Both face west and receive afternoon light. There is also a front balcony with attractive views towards St Paul’s Church. Furthermore, the house is set back from the street with a gated front garden giving an added sense of privacy.
The house is part of a handsome terrace built in the 1850s in the heart of Knightsbridge. From here, the neighbourhood’s many celebrated restaurants and shops are close, as well as the exclusive Berkeley Hotel. In addition, Knightsbridge underground station is a short walk away, along with the open spaces of Hyde Park. Finally, the adjacent Kinnerton Street has a charming collection of pubs and independent boutiques.