Soft light, classical lines and quietly traditional interiors define this Chelsea home. Behind an impressive facade of red-brick curves, tall sash windows provide the architectural backbone; antique furniture amps up the character.

The reception room is generous and light-led, framed by two broad bay windows that brighten the space. Patterned sofas sit opposite a carved fireplace surround, set up for conversation or reclining with a paperback. An oval table sits adjacent, arranged to seat four. Underfloor heating, which can be smart controlled, ensures the setting stays cosy.

Arranged elsewhere, the bespoke-made kitchen by Higham Kitchens continues the softly spoken palette: sage-green cabinetry and light stone worktops lifted by patterned tiles. Integrated appliances, a boiling water tap and generous storage keep the space practical.

The restful mood carries through to the principal bedroom – serene in soft neutrals, with a sculpted mirrored wardrobe that’s part furniture, part feature. Its en suite bathroom is classic in spirit, with a deep-blue dual vanity and botanical tiles wrapping the bath and shower. The second bedroom is equally inviting, its bay window and thoughtful soft furnishings creating a welcome retreat. A separate shower room serves this bedroom.

Location
Just around the corner from the beating heart of Chelsea, Culford Gardens is in strolling distance of the best of everything. Eat, drink and shop your way around the neighbourhood. Within one minute’s walk, you’ll find Michelin-starred restaurant The Five Fields. A few minutes more and you’ll be at Sloane Square and famed French bistro The Colbert. Or make a beeline for the nearby boutiques of the King’s Road. Duke of York Square and the Saatchi Gallery are also both in easy reach of your front door.

Sloane Square - 3 mins
South Kensington - 12 mins