Flat in London, United Kingdom, 268 m²

4 beds, 4 baths, 3 receptions, 2,680 sq. ft, EPC Rating: E

A rare offering on the market, a beautifully presented four bedroom house which is listed as a Grade II listed building. The house offers bright and well laid out accommodation leading out to a charming landscaped tiled garden facing west. Of particular note is that this last house in the row was previously the residence of Elizabeth David, the famous food writer, and is distinguished by greater width throughout the house; This is especially true in the ground floor living room and the large extension of the conservatory provides excellent space for family living in the basement.

In addition, this is the only house on Halsey Street with a full third floor with a brick facade, rather than a mansard type. Elizabeth David (1913-1992) became famous for bringing a vision of continental cuisine to post-war Britain, sparking a demand for French provincial kitchenware. She has been a gastronomic inspiration for famous chefs such as Rick Stein and Gordon Ramsay, among others. She wrote, cooked and entertained at 24 Halsey Street, often with a glass of wine in the kitchen.

Halsey Street is a particularly quiet and attractive wide street running between Milner Street and Cadogan Street, ideally located equidistant from Sloane Square, South Kensington and Knightsbridge.