33-41 Redcliffe Square, Chelsea, London, SW10 9HF

The Property, previously known as Millicent Buller House, operated as an elderly retirement and sheltered housing scheme managed by Southern
Housing.

The Property comprises five adjoining, interconnected Victorian terraced buildings arranged over lower ground, ground and four upper floors.

Accommodation at ground to fourth floor level is accessed via steps from street level and served by a communal hallway on all levels, two principal
staircases and two lifts. Currently, only Apartment 41C benefits from its own dedicated entrance directly from Redcliffe Square at ground floor level.

The second floor accommodates a communal residents' utility room, together with a kitchen, generous residents' lounge and adjoining terrace.

Lower ground floor accommodation is accessed via steps down from Redcliffe Square and is served by a combination of dedicated apartment
entrances and communal hallways.

The vacant accommodation at the Property has predominantly been stripped out.

The accommodation and accompanying existing plans outlines the apartment mix, communal areas and management facilities and identifies
those apartments that remain tenanted at lower ground floor.

The Property is situated on the south west corner of Redcliffe Square, overlooking St Luke’s church, home to HTB Earl’s Court.

Redcliffe Square and the surrounding neighbourhood comprise one of West London’s most sought-after residential locations, in close proximity to the prestigious addresses of The Boltons and Bramham Gardens.
The Property also benefits from its proximity to South Kensington’s renowned cultural quarter, including the Victoria and Albert Museum, the Natural History Museum, the Science Museum and the Royal Albert Hall, all of which are located approximately 1 mile (1.6 km) from the Property. Old Brompton Road lies just to the north of Redcliffe Square and provides an extensive range of cafés, restaurants, bars and boutique retailers. The wider Chelsea and Earl’s Court area further enhances this amenity provision, with additional leisure, dining and retail offerings extending into Fulham and Parsons Green.