This immaculately restructured Grade II listed apartment occupying the entire first-floor piano nobile of the southern terrace of Cadogan Square. Set within the distinguished late-19th-century red-brick terrace designed by J. J. Stevenson and known for its Queen Anne–Dutch gables and tall bay windows, the flat sits in a wonderfully quiet position on one of Knightsbridge’s most coveted addresses. It has been rebuilt and redesigned throughout with a confident, understatedly elegant aesthetic. Just under 1,100 sq ft, with ceiling heights rising to over 13 feet, it offers rare lateral space in a period setting, complete with two balconies overlooking the immaculate communal gardens at the front and rear. The accommodation is beautifully balanced: an unusually wide reception room with distinct living and dining areas, a lavish principal bedroom suite and a guest WC. Original features, including the deep bay and ornate cornicing, enhance the sense of volume and light throughout. Cadogan Square is administered by the Cadogan Estate, giving residents access to more than two acres of landscaped communal gardens and a private tennis court. Along with Eaton Square, it remains one of Prime Central London’s most sought-after garden-square addresses, moments from Sloane Street, Pavilion Road and the cultural institutions of Kensington and Belgravia.