Chester Square, London SW1W

Extending to an impressive 6,007 sq ft, the integrated passenger lift connects the immaculate living and entertaining spaces, providing an impressive first floor reception room overlooking the communal gardens to the front with doors directly onto the rear roof terrace; with an integrated Wolf outdoor kitchen, dining room to sit 10 people comfortably and a highly specified marble clad kitchen breakfast room with appropriate “best in class” appliances. The house keeps on giving with a multi-functioning family room, a truly incredible cinema room, wine store, a spa, Treatment room, gym, sauna and a secure garage with back door leading to Eaton Mews South. While the en suite staff bedroom is located on the lower ground floor, the principal bedroom on the second floor has a prized and highly considered marble en suite bathroom, while the four further double en suite bedrooms on the higher floors have been equally carefully planned and executed. The house will be sold with the benefit of an ICW 10 year structural guarantee.

While so much attention has been taken in delivering an authentic historic appeal through the reutilising of original ceiling moulds and period architecture including the beautiful staircase, the very modern palate sits comfortably alongside the integrated Creston system, Lutron smart lighting and full air conditioning; delivering both heating and cooling, as necessary. Clever glazing structures adjoin the original mews to the main building, drawing natural light into the central core while complimenting the original windows throughout the south facing home.

This is a smart home delivering a huge amount of character and is sold alongside the furniture; all of which has been specially designed to compliment the home and to make life as easy as possible for the new owners. NB The art can be bought by separate negotiation.

Regarded as one of London’s most prestigious residential squares, Chester Square in Belgravia was originally built around 1835. As well as having been home to global Royal families and ambassadors, the square has more recently been home to the likes of Margaret Thatcher, Marianne Faithful, Julie Andrews, Nigella Lawson, Roman Abramovich and Mick Jagger. There is little wonder why given its glorious white stucco fronted terraces hiding the magnificently proportioned family homes only moments from the wonderfully eclectic shops and cafes adorning neighbouring Elizabeth and Ebury Streets. Only moments away is Sloane Square which leads seamlessly onto the cacophony of Sloane Street and King’s Road, northwards is Mayfair, west to the West End or south into Victoria’s transport hub.