Occupying a handsome position on one of Knightsbridge’s most distinguished garden squares, this elegant second-floor apartment unfolds across approximately 914 sq ft, with wonderfully green views over Cadogan Square. With a balcony off the reception room, access to a flat roof from the second bedroom or study, and well-proportioned lateral accommodation, it is a polished London home in an exceptional address.





The apartment opens into a central hall that neatly connects the living and sleeping quarters. To the front, the reception room is the standout space: a beautifully proportioned room with notably high ceilings and a pair of tall windows drawing in an abundance of natural light. There is ample space for both seating and dining, while doors open onto a charming balcony overlooking the square’s gardens, bringing a lovely sense of air and greenery into the room.





Set just off the reception space, the kitchen is separate and well laid out, fitted with integrated appliances and arranged to make excellent use of the plan. Though compact, it is practical and smartly designed, working well for both day-to-day living and entertaining.





The principal bedroom sits quietly to the rear of the apartment and is generous in scale, with built-in storage running along one wall. It is served by a large bathroom finished in a crisp contemporary style, with both a bath and separate shower. The second room is currently arranged as a study or guest bedroom and opens directly onto the flat roof, which provides an unexpected additional outdoor aspect and a pleasing sense of flexibility.





Throughout, the apartment feels bright, well balanced and quietly sophisticated. The proportions are particularly appealing, with the high-floor position enhancing both privacy and outlook. The red-brick façade of the building, seen against the greenery of Cadogan Square, gives the apartment the kind of setting that is immediately recognisable as prime central London at its most enduringly desirable.





Cadogan Square remains one of the capital’s most sought-after addresses, placed between Knightsbridge and Sloane Square and moments from the boutiques, restaurants and cultural landmarks of Chelsea. Pavilion Road, Walton Street and the King’s Road are all close at hand, while the open spaces of Hyde Park are within easy reach. It is a part of London that still feels unmistakably grand, but also deeply liveable.