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8 452 500 €
8 452 500 €
| Sale price | 8 452 500 € |
| Price per square meter | 29 046.39 € |
| Floor area | 291 m² |
| Total number of rooms | 8 |
| Number of bedrooms | 4 |
| Number of bathrooms | 4 |
| Address | United Kingdom, London |
| Type | Four-Room Apartment and more |
South-facing and looking directly across one of Chelsea’s prettiest communal gardens, this beautifully reworked Mock-Tudor house unfolds across four floors with a rare sense of scale. Recently refurbished and extended to an exacting standard, it pairs the romance of its half-timbered façade with thoughtful interiors finished in solid oak joinery, marble and oak flooring throughout.
The ground floor is dedicated to an impressive open kitchen, dining and living room, spanning the entire depth of the house. Bespoke wooden cabinetry and high-quality built-in appliances are thoughtfully combined here to create an atmosphere of coziness and functionality. This space is designed for family life, but elegant enough for entertaining.
The basement features a large media room, offering a more private space suitable for a cinema, living room or game room. This level also contains a laundry room and a fourth bedroom, which is convenient for guests, older children or staff.
The first floor is dedicated to the master bedroom with a spacious room at the front and a separate dressing room at the rear. The space is thoughtful and well designed. On the second floor there are two further en-suite bedrooms, both spacious and opening onto balconies: one from the bedroom and one from the bathroom. Above is the attic space, ideal for storage or occasional use.
The entire home is finished turnkey with oak parquet flooring, marble bathrooms and custom oak fittings, giving a sense of continuity and tranquility from floor to floor. Parking and direct access to a central community garden are rare in this part of Chelsea.
Queen's Elm Square was built between 1904 and 1906 for the Sloane Stanley Estate and remains one of the area's most distinctive enclaves. Its neo-Tudor houses have an almost fairy-tale quality, but the location is perfectly suited to everyday life in Chelsea, with Fulham Road and King's Road offering a variety of restaurants, shops and local businesses. This corner of SW3 feels secluded and isolated, yet deeply connected to the surrounding area.
