Set just back from the King’s Road, this four-bedroom house unfolds across four floors with a sense of balance that makes it immediately liveable , generous where it needs to be, and thoughtfully arranged throughout.





The ground floor is centred around a double reception room, where good proportions and soft natural light make the space perfect for both relaxing and entertaining. The interiors are considered, with built in joinery and a fireplace, and enough space for distinct seating and dining areas.





Below, the kitchen and dining room form the heart of the house. Clean-lined and contemporary, it opens directly onto a south-facing patio garden, bringing in light and giving the room a more expansive feel. A separate utility room sits neatly to one side, keeping the practical elements discreetly out of view. This level also includes an additional bedroom, positioned alongside a second patio, a rare and useful pairing that offers flexibility for guests, staff or a study.





The first floor is given entirely to the principal suite, which feels particularly well judged in scale. There are fitted wardrobes and a generous ensuite bathroom, creating a self-contained layer that feels both private and comfortable.





Upstairs, two further double bedrooms are arranged across the top floor, served by a well-finished family bathroom. Each room is straightforward and well proportioned, with a simplicity that makes them easy to adapt.





Outdoor space is unusually strong for a Chelsea house of this size. In addition to the two patios at lower levels, a south-facing roof terrace sits above, offering a more open, elevated setting for warmer days.





Smith Terrace itself is a quiet residential street with a neighbourhood feel, yet moments from the energy of the King’s Road. Sloane Square is within easy reach, along with a mix of long-standing institutions and newer openings, making this a particularly well-balanced pocket of Chelsea for day-to-day living.