Egerton Crescent, Londres

This Grade II listed house was built in the 1830’s to a design by the renowned English architect George Basevi (1794-1845) who worked in the neoclassical style. Basevi was Surveyor to the Trustees of Henry Smith’s Charity, who worked with the builder James Bonnin to develop Egerton Crescent, Pelham Crescent and Thurloe Square. Built of traditional brick construction behind a painted stucco fronted elevation, the house is arranged over basement, lower ground and 4 upper storeys. It has an Ionic pilastered doorway and an ornamental balcony at first floor level which enjoys magnificent views over the private gardens of Egerton Crescent to which this house has access.
The house is one of the largest in the Crescent and has been completely refurbished and interior designed. It has a wonderful kitchen/breakfast room on the raised ground floor overlooking the rear terrace and garden. It opens onto a formal dining room at the front of the house via a morning room. There is an informal dining area located adjacent to the kitchen, overlooking the rear garden.
On the first floor, there is a magnificent and impressive drawing room which spans the full width of the house and overlooks the private gardens in the Crescent. On the second floor, there is a study on the half landing together with the master bedroom suite with en suite dressing room and lavishly appointed en suite bathroom. On the third (top) floor there are 2 bedrooms and 2 en suite bathrooms. The lower ground floor provides a 4th and 5th bedroom suite with en suite shower rooms, cloakroom and a games/billiards room which opens out onto the rear garden.
In the basement, there is a cinema room, gymnasium, sauna, steam room, shower room and laundry.

The charming and settled rear garden faces south east and has been impeccably landscaped with traditional York stone paving stones, renowned for their hard wearing and durable qualities. There are a variety of mature trees, judiciously interspersed with herbaceous borders containing perennial flowering shrubs and plants.

Garden service charge for Egerton Crescent:
Annual charge payable half-yearly in advance;
£2,281.04 from 1st June 2025 to 31st May 2026

Egerton Crescent is located south of Brompton Road, west of Egerton Terrace and east of Old Brompton Road in the prime central London area of Knightsbridge. The location is within easy reach of a range of international shops, boutiques, restaurants, hotels, museums and art galleries. The iconic department stores of both Harrods and Harvey Nichols are within close proximity. The wide open spaces of Hyde Park are also nearby.

Crestron control system integrated with Lutron lighting and BMS systems

AV, lighting, heating ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) from touch panels, keypads and iPads

HD video distribution to all installed TV points (excluding staff accommodation)

SkyHD, Kaleidoscope music & movie server and 2 zone radio tuner to all main rooms

Kaleidoscope server system with 2 DVD movie zones, 4 music zones and capacity for approximately 450 DVD movies or CDs
Cinema with 5.1 audio surround sound and 3D projection
Gigabit network via CAT6 infrastructure Video entry at main door, viewable on all Crestron panels

CCTV coverage to both front and rear elevation

Camera feeds are viewable on touch panels and TV displays

SSAIB category 3 intruder alarm with Redcare

Panic buttons installed to all bedrooms

Central fire detection system

Lutron Savoia blinds are installed in bedrooms, bathrooms, kitchen and garden room

Automated climate control

Daikin air conditioning

Underfloor heating throughout by Kestrin Limited

Oversized glass door to garden

Boffi kitchen with Gaggenau appliances

Large double wine fridge for 170 bottles

Bespoke joinery throughout in American black walnut

Satin lacquered internal doors

Marble in all bathrooms

Varnished Patagonian walnut wood flooring