
9 487 500 €
9 487 500 €
| Sale price | 9 487 500 € |
| Price per square meter | 21 416.48 € |
| Floor area | 443 m² |
| Total number of rooms | 14 |
| Number of bedrooms | 5 |
| Number of bathrooms | 5 |
| Address | United Kingdom, London |
| Type | Four-Room Apartment and more |
Situated in the heart of Knightsbridge on Ovington Square, this listed white-fronted Stucco house is classically proportioned and offers spacious, light-filled living space over six floors, perfect for entertaining.
Area approximately 443 sq. m (4,768 sq. ft.), the house leads into a welcome hall and living room, which opens out onto a large private terrace. The living room opens onto the unique and impressive Grand Salon, designed and decorated to the highest standards, including a hand-painted ceiling, pine paneling and unusual details inspired by French castles.
On the ground floor there is a fully equipped kitchen and an office, which can also be used as a reception room. The upper floors provide additional entertaining spaces including a large library, living room/study, and a spacious master bedroom with en-suite bathroom and separate dressing room. In addition, there are three additional spacious guest bedrooms and two guest bathrooms on the upper floors, as well as another bedroom with bath on the lower floor.
The Grand Salon provides many opportunities for both formal and informal events. In recent years, it has hosted musical evenings, cocktail receptions and dinner parties. Over the years, famous people have entertained here, including Bertrand Russell, Picasso, Richard Rogers, the Prince of Wales and the future Edward VIII. The house has an amazing history and is considered a historical and cultural heritage site where famous sculptor Thomas Earle once lived and worked. The famous harpsichordist Violet Gordon Woodhouse also held concerts in the house.
Ovington Square is a prestigious address located between Brompton Road and Walton Street. Central London's world-famous shops, bars and restaurants are within close proximity, as are Harrods and Knightsbridge and South Kensington tube stations.