Two terraces and grand period proportions moments from South Kensington station.
Approximately 1,330 sq ft of internal living space
Set on one of South Kensington’s most sought-after addresses, this exceptionally large two-bedroom duplex combines classic Georgian proportions with generous private outdoor space. The reception room’s very high ceilings, ornate mouldings and three full-height sash doors create an airy, elegant entertaining space that flows directly onto a sizable terrace. Upstairs the principal bedroom benefits from symmetrical sash windows and an en-suite; a second double bedroom and separate bathroom complete the sleeping accommodation.
A rare feature for a central-London flat is the expansive roof terrace, which looks across the well-kept communal gardens of Onslow Square and significantly extends the living footprint. The layout includes a modern, well-laid-out kitchen and a characterful dining area with glazed doors opening to one of the terraces — ideal for al fresco dining or relaxed city living. The flat is very large at around 1,330 sq ft, offering room proportions uncommon in new-build apartments.
Practical strengths include a long remaining lease (share of freehold with approximately 970 years remaining), mains gas heating via boiler and radiators, double glazing and no recorded flood risk. The location provides swift access to South Kensington station (Piccadilly, District, Circle lines) and the cultural and shopping amenities of Old Brompton and Fulham Roads.
Known constraints are straightforward and typical of period conversions: the building’s solid brick construction likely lacks cavity insulation, so thermal upgrades may be desirable. Exact dates for window installations are unknown. Council tax band is not provided. Crime is recorded as average for the area. These are practical points to consider alongside the property’s exceptional space and terraces.