Brompton Square, London

A well-presented Grade II listed Regency era part stucco fronted family house, occupying a fine location on the south-western side of Brompton Square, enjoying Garden Square access. The house forms part of a terrace of houses built between [hidden information] and 1839 by William Farlar and falls within the Brompton Conservation Area. The house provides just under 2,500 sq ft (231 sq m) of living space with 21st Century technology, blending sympathetically with the original features which have been restored and incorporated into the design.

Arranged over lower ground, ground and 3 upper floors, the property includes an impressive open-plan raised ground floor drawing room, a well-appointed principal bedroom suite on the first floor and a large open-plan kitchen/breakfast room on the lower ground floor. At the front, there are French doors to first floor wrought iron balconies, with spearhead area railings. The house benefits from easterly views over the square gardens (to which residents can have access) and its own 31’9” (9.7m) garden. At the rear of the garden is a gym.