This apartment is arranged across the raised and lower ground floors of a late-Victorian building constructed in the 1890s as part of the Cadogan Estate’s elegant redevelopment of the area. Inside, the rooms are generous in scale, finished with wooden floors and tall ceilings that enhance the feeling of light and volume throughout.






On the raised ground floor, a wide entrance hallway leads through to an impressive reception room stretching more than twenty-five feet. Soft natural tones, ornate cornicing and twin chandeliers set a refined backdrop for both dining and entertaining, while a bank of large windows draws in morning light. A separate kitchen sits alongside, fitted with ample storage and a run of worktops that make the space both practical and easy to use day to day. This level also contains a third bedroom, currently presented as a bright double room.






The lower ground floor holds the principal sleeping accommodation. The principal bedroom overlooks a small patio and has a peaceful atmosphere, aided by its generous proportions and its own bathroom. A second double bedroom lies opposite, served by a shower room positioned close by. Cleverly integrated cupboards and storage spaces are positioned throughout both floors.






Sloane Gardens is one of Belgravia’s most recognisable residential addresses, lined with grand red-brick buildings originally created by architect Henry Holland and builder William Willett as part of the Cadogan Estate’s historic Hans Town scheme. Sloane Square Underground Station is moments away, placing the King’s Road, Knightsbridge and Chelsea within easy reach. The area is known for its café terraces, boutiques and galleries, while the green spaces of Eaton Square and Burton Court add a sense of calm to this exceptionally central location.