Set across the ground and lower ground floors of a handsome red-brick building, this three-bedroom apartment has the scale and feel of a house, with generous proportions, period detailing and two private outdoor spaces. Lying on the coveted border of Chelsea and Knightsbridge, it offers a rare sense of privacy so close to the centre of London.


The main reception room sits at the front of the apartment and is defined by its tall bay windows, ornate ceiling work and impressive ceiling height. It is a room designed for both entertaining and everyday living, filled with natural light throughout the day. Beyond, the dining room provides a dramatic setting for hosting, with elevated ceilings that enhance the sense of space, while the adjoining kitchen is modern and streamlined, with direct access to the rear garden.


The lower ground floor is arranged around the bedroom accommodation. The principal bedroom is well-proportioned and includes generous storage and an en suite bathroom finished in pale stone. Two further bedrooms are positioned to the rear of the apartment, one opening directly onto the second outdoor space, and are served by a family bathroom. Vaulted storage and additional cupboards are neatly integrated throughout.


Both outdoor areas offer valuable, usable space for dining, relaxing or quiet moments away from the city, further reinforcing the apartment’s house-like feel.


Draycott Place is a discreet residential street moments from Walton Street and Cadogan Square, with the shops, restaurants and galleries of Knightsbridge and Chelsea close by. Excellent transport links and nearby green spaces complete the appeal of this established and highly desirable address.