Large, newly renovated two-bedroom with lift access and luxurious principal suite.
• Over 1,130 sq ft with high ceilings and large south-facing French windows
• Newly renovated rear extension with substantial principal bedroom suite
• Direct lift access to apartment — uncommon for terrace buildings
• Flexible second bedroom with mezzanine sleeping area and home-office setup
• Specialized utility room, attic storage and bespoke kitchen-dining space
• Share of freehold tenure; no private garden on the property
• Solid brick walls assumed with no added insulation; may affect heat loss
• Council tax rated quite expensive; crime level average for central London
Occupying over 1,130 sq ft in one of South Kensington’s finest terraces, this newly renovated two-bedroom apartment blends period detail with contemporary extension work. High ceilings, large south-facing French windows and original cornicing create an airy, elegant reception that flows into a bespoke open-plan kitchen and dining area — ideal for relaxed entertaining or family life. The principal suite occupies a modern rear extension and benefits from a walk-in wardrobe and a large bathroom with both shower and freestanding bath.
The second bedroom is currently configured as a home office with a mezzanine sleeping area, adding flexibility for guests or a growing household. Practical additions include a specialised utility room, a well-appointed ensuite to the principal bedroom, an attic for storage, and direct lift access — a rare convenience on this terrace. Communal parts have been fully refurbished and the building is well maintained.
Location is a standout: between Gloucester Road and Queen’s Gate, moments from South Kensington and Gloucester Road Underground stations, Hyde Park and world-class museums, with an exceptional range of shops, restaurants and top independent schools close by. Broadband and mobile signals are excellent, supporting modern working-from-home needs.
Notable considerations are stated plainly: the property is share of freehold and there is no private garden. The building dates from the early 1900s and has solid brick walls assumed without added insulation, which may affect thermal performance. Council tax is described as quite expensive. Crime levels are average for a major conurbation. These factors should be weighed against the flat’s substantial size, high specification renovation and prime SW7 address.
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