Set in Whitelands House on Cheltenham Terrace, this first-floor apartment feels unusually open for its Chelsea address, with light moving easily from front to back and a remarkable private terrace stretching the full width of the plan.





The reception room forms the heart of the home, a generous space arranged for both sitting and dining, with double doors that fold the outside in during warmer months. From here, the terrace becomes a true extension of the living space, large enough for long lunches, evening drinks and proper planting rather than a token balcony.





The kitchen sits separately, neatly fitted with modern cabinetry and integrated appliances, while the layout keeps entertaining and everyday life comfortably distinct. Two bedrooms run quietly to the rear, including a principal room with fitted storage, served by two well-appointed bathrooms. Wood flooring, good proportions and a practical flow give the apartment an ease that suits both full-time living and a London base.





Whitelands House benefits from a 24-hour porter, lift access and a share of freehold, details that make a tangible difference to day-to-day life. Beyond the front door, this pocket of Chelsea has a village cadence of its own: the cafés and independent shops of King’s Road are moments away, while the Embankment offers an easy walk along the river towards Sloane Square and South Kensington. It is a part of London that balances polish with real neighbourhood life, and this apartment sits right at its centre.