This special apartment has a unique, corner position on Onslow Square, giving it not only a double aspect reception room, but views over both the main, eastern communal garden, as well as the western communal garden.

Being end of terrace, there is a rare benefit of the windows on three sides, giving exceptional light throughout which combines with the 3.5m ceilings and grand proportions to deliver a rare atmosphere more akin to a very large house!

The refurbishment was completed at in 2022 by the owner for themselves and the property has since only been lightly used. The quality throughout is obvious and includes:

- Oiled bespoke flooring with sound insulation
- Poliform wardrobes
- Alea Pro, Poliform Kitchen with
- Gaggenau appliances throughout
- Polyform wardrobes
- Bathroom brassware by Samuel Heath
- Farrow & Ball paint throughout.

The apartment has full height windows that open onto a full-width balcony to the south and another that leads onto a terrace, both sharing the wonderful communal garden views.

The building is stretched across four buildings giving a much larger than normal communal hall with a good lift from the basement to the top floor. The common parts are very well maintained and there is a large basement comprising dry storerooms for the apartments above. There is a resident porter.

By separate negotiation, nearby there is currently availability in a secure underground car park for residents of Onslow Square.

The two areas of private communal gardens are separated by Sumner Place and were laid out in 1839, providing a wonderful amenity for the residents. The Eastern garden is the larger of the two and the smaller western garden has a floodlit tennis court.

Onslow Square was completed in 1845 and is the flagship address of South Kensington. It is a beautifully maintained private residential square with stunning communal gardens and floodlit tennis court, for the exclusive enjoyment of the Residents around the Square.

The apartment is ideally located for South Kensington underground station and the amenities of Knightsbridge and Chelsea are withing walking distance. The Natural History and Science Museums, the Victoria & Albert Museum, Harrods, Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens are all close by along with the shopping on the Fulham Road.

Furthermore, there are many excellent schools within walking distance, including the highly regarded French Lycee.