High above one of Knightsbridge’s most handsome garden squares, this beautifully proportioned three-bedroom apartment occupies the upper floors of a Grade II-listed red-brick townhouse, where late Victorian architecture meets contemporary living. Recently modernised and arranged laterally, it offers over 1,400 sq ft of bright, well-balanced space with soaring ceiling heights, exposed beams and leafy square views.






The heart of the home is the expansive open-plan kitchen, dining and reception room, a loft-style space with vaulted ceiling and timber trusses. Daylight pours through wide windows, picking up the soft neutral palette and creating an easy sense of flow between the living, dining and entertaining spaces. The kitchen is neatly integrated, with clean-lined cabinetry and built-in appliances allowing the architecture to remain the star. A fireplace anchors the living area, adding a note of warmth and character to what is otherwise a sleek and modern room.






Two of the three bedrooms sit quietly on the same floor, each thoughtfully proportioned and filled with natural light. The larger of the two enjoys generous fitted wardrobes and sits alongside an ensuite bathroom, while the third bedroom works just as well as a guest room, study or dressing room.






Above, the principal bedroom occupies the entire top floor, giving it a lovely sense of privacy. It features excellent ceiling height and its own ensuite bathroom. The bathroom itself is finished in rich stone and dark tones, with a freestanding bath, walk-in shower and elegant vanity creating a space that feels more boutique hotel than London pied-à-terre.






Residents can apply for access to the private Cadogan Square gardens by separate negotiation, adding a rare and valuable green escape just moments from the front door. The building itself forms part of a late 19th-century terrace, its red-brick façade, Dutch gables and tall chimneys giving the square much of its distinctive architectural character.






Set between Sloane Square and Knightsbridge, Cadogan Square is one of London’s most coveted garden squares, prized for its calm in the heart of the city. The boutiques and cafés of Pavilion Road are close by, as are the galleries, restaurants and theatres that orbit Sloane Square. With Hyde Park to the north and Chelsea to the south, it is a location that offers both elegance and energy, perfectly suited to a London base.