Une Grande Maison De Ville Victorienne Située Sur La Vieille Route De Brompton

Set within Drayton Terrace, this distinguished Victorian residence was designed by architect J. Blore and built in 1846. It presents a classical stucco and brick façade with symmetrical proportions and refined detailing.

Behind this elegant exterior, the house unfolds across five storeys, offering generous accommodation, abundant natural light and a wealth of period features, including original fireplaces, sash windows and ornate plasterwork and cornicing.

The ground floor features an entrance hall and a dining room adjoining a well-appointed kitchen with traditional light cabinetry and a range of integrated appliances, including a gas hob and double oven. A rear lobby with storage and an adjacent cloakroom provides access to the gardens. The lower ground floor comprises a relaxed family room with parquet flooring, a bedroom with its own fireplace, a modern shower room and access to a small courtyard, offering a peaceful retreat.

The first floor features a spacious double reception room, ideal for entertaining, with twin fireplaces and ample light from sash windows at both ends, as well as a delightful sunroom – the ideal spot for a morning coffee. The second floor offers two bedrooms, including a principal room with built-in storage and a bedroom overlooking the garden, which may also be used as a study. Both are served by a nearby shower room.

The third floor provides a similar layout. The larger bedroom enjoys elevated rooftop views and features exposed beams. Both are fitted with custom-made bunks and are served by a characterful bathroom featuring a roll-top bath.

To the rear, doors open directly onto a tranquil garden. It is a private, leafy sanctuary, enclosed by mature shrubbery and boundary walls that provides a strong sense of seclusion from the outside world. Ideal for al fresco dining and entertaining, it offers a quiet retreat away from the bustle of West London.