This apartment spans 2,346 sq ft on the fourth floor of Carlyle Mansions, a storied red-brick mansion block long associated with literary figures including T. S. Eliot and Somerset Maugham. The residence was originally designed by John Pawson, the celebrated British architect renowned for his refined minimalism and contemporary restraint. Residents enjoy dedicated porter service and a communal roof terrace with breathtaking views of the London skyline, Albert Bridge, and the River Thames.





The apartment opens into an expansive open-plan reception room, with south-facing bay windows drawing in abundant natural light. The integrated kitchen is fitted with Gaggenau and Miele appliances, Carrara marble worktops and sleek handleless cabinetry, with full-height pocket cupboards that fold away to reveal additional workspace and storage. Adjacent, the dining area, framed by 10-foot ceilings, south-facing bays and bespoke fitted shelving, offers an uplifting setting for entertaining.





The bedrooms, each with fitted wardrobes, are arranged away from the living spaces to ensure privacy. The principal suite includes a dedicated dressing room and a luxurious en suite bathroom with twin basins. Two further bedrooms include mezzanine levels, extending the space and providing functional versatility. A family bathroom, cloakroom and utility space complete the apartment.





Carlyle Mansion holds a prime position on Cheyne Walk, one of Chelsea’s most historic quarters. It has easy access to the area’s shops, restaurants, cafes, and local amenities, whilst landmarks like the National Army Museum are a short stroll away.