Oakley Gardens, London

The property comprises a part white stucco fronted brick built semi-detached Victorian townhouse, situated in the north-western corner of the street. It is well presented, having been refurbished and decorated a few years ago.
It is arranged over lower ground, ground and two upper floors. It has 3 external garden areas.
Oakley Gardens was developed in the 1860’s, in a style which reflected classic Victorian grandeur. Today, Oakley Gardens falls squarely within the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea’s highly sought-after Cheyne Conservation Area. The neighbourhood seamlessly blends heritage charm with modern luxury, with period townhouses routinely modernized to include subterranean extensions. Properties in this quiet, coveted address—located moments from the vibrant boutiques and amenities of the King’s Road and Sloane Square—are among the most premium real estate in London.

Oakley Gardens is situated off Chelsea Manor Street, south of the Kings Road and north of Chelsea Embankment. It is a quiet residential street located in the heart of “old Chelsea”, south west London, within the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea.
Oakley Gardens is located close to a range of amenities including shops, restaurants, schools and recreational facilities. The river Thames is located a short distance to the south, together with the two bridges, Battersea Bridge and Albert Bridge. The nearest London underground station is at Sloane Square. There are numerous bus routes which service the area. Parking is on-street, via residents permits.