Une Maison De Ville De Chelsea Avec Balcon Et Jardin Privé

This brick-fronted house on Moore Street pairs a first-floor drawing room that opens onto a balcony with a private garden at the rear. Arranged over six floors, it has a separate playroom and study, as well as a kitchen and breakfast room more than 25 ft. long.

On the ground floor, white gloss cabinetry and stone worktops run around the kitchen, with a breakfast bar adjoining a sitting area beside the staircase. The separate dining room has a bay window overlooking the rear of the house and three pendant lights above the table. There is also a guest WC on this floor.

Tall windows bring light into the first-floor drawing room, where pale herringbone flooring runs beneath a chandelier. Across the landing, the playroom has a wall of fitted cupboards. The principal bedroom is on the second floor and leads through a dressing room to an ensuite shower room. A separate study and WC complete this level. Three further bedrooms are arranged across the third and fourth floors, with a family bathroom with twin basins on the third.

Two bedrooms on the lower ground floor each have an ensuite shower room, and one could serve as a second study. There is also a utility room and direct access to the rear garden, where steps lead from a paved terrace to a lawn screened by hedging. At the front, a patio provides access to two storage vaults.

Moore Street is just off the King’s Road, close to the shops and restaurants of Duke of York Square, the Saatchi Gallery and Sloane Square Underground station.