Occupying a privileged position on one of London's most sought-after garden squares, this handsome townhouse is defined by its grand proportions and exceptional natural light. Arranged over five meticulously presented floors, the property pairs original period features with contemporary features, resulting in a home that is as elegant as it is liveable.



A grand entrance hall provides a sophisticated sense of arrival, leading to a beautifully designed sitting room that overlooks the private rear patio garden. The ground floor is sensibly configured for both informal daily life and large-scale entertaining, featuring a Smallbone bespoke kitchen, a formal dining room, and a quiet study. On the first floor, a magnificent double reception room offers a superlative setting for entertaining, characterised by soaring ceiling heights and intricate period detailing.



The principal bedroom suite occupies the entire second floor, comprising a generous bedroom, a substantial dressing room, and a walk-in wardrobe, all served by a beautifully appointed en-suite bathroom. The further bedrooms are all well-proportioned and finished to an exacting contemporary standard.



The quality of the specification is evident throughout, featuring bespoke Smallbone joinery, a Wolf oven, and Sub-Zero refrigeration. Modern comforts have been discreetly integrated, including Lutron lighting, a Sonos sound system, and air conditioning. Having undergone a comprehensive refurbishment approximately ten years ago, the house has been maintained to an excellent standard, with a timeless aesthetic that remains entirely relevant.



To the rear lies a secluded patio garden, offering a tranquil outdoor retreat. Furthermore, residents may apply for access to the immaculately manicured communal gardens of Thurloe Square via separate negotiation.



Perfectly situated in the heart of South Kensington, Thurloe Square is moments from the world-class museums of Exhibition Road, the Brompton Oratory, and the Royal Albert Hall. The refined boutiques and restaurants of both South Kensington and Knightsbridge are within easy reach, as are several of London's most prestigious schools, including the Lycée Français, Francis Holland, and Knightsbridge School.