Graceful Three Bedroom Penthouse Apartment With Wide Roof Terrace And Spectacular Views

Stepping into the flat on the sixth floor, a large entrance hall connects the main living spaces. On one side is a wide reception room with double French doors leading out onto a roof terrace.
This flat is decorated in a traditional style to suit the historic setting. Its tasteful and elegant interiors have been beautifully maintained.
Opposite is an impressive dining room with a wide window. This leads through to a convenient kitchen with a central island and informal breakfast area. On the other side of the dining room is an attractive study with wooden panelling.
The flat features two bedrooms. The principal bedroom has an ensuite bathroom, a dressing area, and its own access to the roof terrace. The second bedroom is also ensuite. A guest WC completes the flat.
The property also comes with a separate, self-contained flat on the lower ground floor. This includes a bedroom, a kitchen and a bathroom, and would provide an ideal service flat or guest accommodation.
The flat includes a south-east facing roof terrace with space for outdoor dining and views across Eaton Square. It occupies the penthouse floor of a beautiful white stucco townhouse on the northern side of the square.
The terraces on this side are especially sought-after, given their grand scale and southerly aspect. This building offers two different lifts (one linking the main apartment with the lower ground floor flat), as well as a 24-hour concierge and security service shared by residents of Eaton Square. Residents also have access to the large communal gardens.
Eaton Square is one of the most prestigious addresses in London. It was built by the Grosvenor family and laid out by Thomas Cubitt from 1827 onwards. Over the years it has been home to numerous statemen and aristocrats, including prime ministers and members of European royalty.
Today, the square is well located for the restaurants and shops of both Knightsbridge and Chelsea, as well as Sloane Square underground station. In addition, the open spaces of Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens are within walking distance.