- High ceilings and large sash windows with leafy square views
- Approximately 651 sq ft across two double bedrooms
- Share of freehold with an unusually long lease (~955 years)
- Communal private garden in Boltons Conservation area
- One bathroom only for two bedrooms
- Solid brick walls likely without modern insulation
- Council tax above average; local crime above average
- Excellent mobile signal and fast broadband nearby
Set on the second floor of a handsome Victorian conversion in Redcliffe Square, this two-bedroom lateral flat combines generous proportions with classic period detail. The reception room benefits from high ceilings and large sash windows that bring in strong natural light and leafy views over the square. The open-plan kitchen and a stylish bathroom complete the living accommodation across approximately 651 sq ft.
The flat is offered with a share of freehold and an exceptionally long lease (circa 955 years), an important ownership advantage in central London. Practical strengths include mains gas heating with boiler and radiators, fast broadband and excellent mobile signal — useful for home working and modern living. Communal access to the private garden and proximity to Brompton Cemetery provide welcome green space in this inner-city location.
Buyers should note some clear trade-offs: the building’s solid brick construction likely lacks modern wall insulation, which could mean higher heating bills or scope for retrofit work, and the property has only one bathroom for two double bedrooms. Council tax is above average and local crime is recorded as above average for the area. Overall, this is a well-proportioned period apartment that will appeal to buyers seeking classic Chelsea character with long-term ownership security, but those sensitive to running costs or seeking multiple bathrooms should factor in potential improvement works.
