The Boltons, Londra

This extremely rare property represents a unique opportunity on one of London’s most prestigious and revered residential addresses.

Benefiting from a south west facing aspect, this bright and airy apartment is located on the first floor of a truly iconic period building. The address is largely occupied by some of the most valuable houses in London, making this apartment one of the very few that exist in this location.

The accommodation comprises an entrance hall, reception room, three bedrooms, separate kitchen and two bathrooms. In addition, the apartment enjoys the use of a terrace (by way of a license from the Freehold). The ceiling heights in the principal rooms are superb, along with large windows that provide excellent natural light.

The building enjoys a communal garden at the rear and the use of the central garden square.

*The internal photos were taken in 2018

Located in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, The Boltons is one of London’s most sought-after residential addresses. Developed in the 1850s as part of the Gunter Estate, it was designed by architect and builder George Godwin to offer spacious homes in a garden square setting, an idea that was innovative for its time and remains central to the area’s appeal today.

The crescent is made up of large stucco-fronted villas in the Italianate style, arranged around two private communal gardens. These landscaped spaces are accessible only to residents and provide a rare sense of peace and greenery in central London.

The location offers convenient access to King’s Road, Fulham Road, and South Kensington, with a wide range of shops, restaurants, schools, and transport links within easy reach. Gloucester Road Station (Circle, District, and Piccadilly lines) is approximately 0.6 miles away, South Kensington Station around 0.7 miles, and Earl’s Court Station about 0.5 miles which provides quick connections to the West End, the City, and Heathrow. The Boltons continues to be a highly desirable address for those seeking a balance of history, space, and discretion in one of London’s most established neighbourhoods.