Characterful four‑bed maisonette with garden and roof terrace in Lots Village.
4 double bedrooms including attic conversion (fixed ladder access)
South-westerly private garden with side access
Secluded roof terrace adds valuable outdoor space
Victorian features: bay window, high ceilings, hardwood floors
Leasehold with c.103 years remaining
Solid brick walls, likely no wall insulation (energy upgrade needed)
Council tax quite expensive; local crime above average
Excellent mobile and fast broadband; mains gas heating
This four-bedroom end-of-terrace maisonette in Chelsea’s Lots Village combines period character with useful outdoor space — a private south-westerly garden and a secluded roof terrace. Arranged over raised ground, first floor and converted attic, the home offers high ceilings, a bay-fronted reception and hardwood floors that retain Victorian charm while living areas feel bright and well-presented.
Accommodation suits a family seeking central Chelsea living: three principal bedrooms (one en suite) on the first floor, a ground-floor double reception and a modern kitchen leading to the garden. The converted attic provides a fourth bedroom or flexible workspace, but note it is accessed by a fixed ladder rather than a full staircase, which may limit everyday use for some buyers.
Practical details are straightforward: the property is leasehold with about 103 years remaining, mains gas central heating via boiler and radiators, double glazing (install date unknown) and solid brick construction with assumed lack of wall insulation. Broadband and mobile coverage are strong, and local transport links are convenient, including Imperial Wharf and multiple bus routes.
Be honest about trade-offs: council tax is described as quite expensive, and local crime is above average. The area is classified as deprived despite the premium Chelsea location, which may influence running costs and long-term investment profile. Overall this is a characterful central family home with outdoor amenity and roof terrace potential, but buyers should allow for some thermal upgrading and consider the leasehold and local-area factors when budgeting.
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