St Luke's Street, Chelsea, SW3

A delightful four-bedroom house, tucked away on a quiet Chelsea street

Hidden away in a peaceful location behind St Luke's Gardens, you enter the house on the ground floor, stepping into an entrance hallway that leads through to the eat-in kitchen. It is thoughtfully laid out, with space for dining and entertaining, also giving access to a patio garden. The ground floor also features a well-proportioned study, perfect for home working, alongside a downstairs loo.

The reception room on the first floor is an impressive, light-filled space with generous proportions and three large windows offering delightful views into St Luke's Gardens, creating a peaceful green outlook. The first floor is completed by a substantial double room with excellent natural light, as well as a well-appointed family bathroom.

Continuing upstairs to the second floor, the principal bedroom is a magnificent space. Similar to the reception space below, it benefits from lofty proportions and large windows, providing spectacular views over the Church and Garden. Two additional bedrooms on this level offer flexible accommodation - one a good-sized double, and the other ideal as a single bedroom, or home office.

The house is in a traditional style and allows for a new personal style to be added. The property expresses character throughout, while the well-proportioned rooms maintain excellent natural light throughout.

The property includes a charming west-facing patio, accessed from the kitchen, perfect for entertaining.


St Luke's Street is an attractive street in the heart of Chelsea, moments away from the King's Road with its upmarket boutiques and many restaurants. The location offers the rare privilege of views into the private St Luke's Gardens, adding to the property's exceptional appeal. Sloane Square and South Kensington underground stations are within easy reach, providing excellent transport connections across London. The area benefits from proximity to cultural attractions in the Royal Court Theatre, while remaining in one of London's most prestigious residential quarters.