Cambridge Street, London, SW1V

A beautifully presented and thoughtfully designed studio apartment with its own private entrance, situated on the lower ground floor of this attractive white stucco-fronted period building in the sought-after Pimlico Grid.

The property has been cleverly arranged to maximise space and functionality, offering a bright and welcoming living area with excellent storage and a discreet pull-down bed, allowing the room to be easily adapted for both daytime living and sleeping. The well-appointed fitted kitchen features a breakfast bar, providing a practical space for dining, while the contemporary shower room offers a stylish and modern finish.

Cambridge Street is ideally positioned within the heart of Pimlico, an area renowned for its elegant garden squares, period architecture, and village-like atmosphere. Residents benefit from an excellent selection of local amenities nearby, including independent cafés, restaurants, delicatessens, supermarkets, and boutique shops along Cambridge Street, Warwick Way, Wilton Road, and Tachbrook Street. The popular Tachbrook Street Market and the riverside walks along the Thames are also within easy reach.

The property is exceptionally well located for transport links, with both Victoria and Pimlico Underground stations within walking distance, providing access to the Victoria, District, and Circle lines, as well as National Rail services from Victoria Station. Numerous bus routes are also available on surrounding roads, offering convenient connections across central London.

The terrace houses on this road were built from 1835 onwards and designed by Thomas Cubitt who was the prolific Victorian master builder responsible for creating Pimlico, most of Belgravia and the east front of Buckingham Palace. As with much of Cubitt`s work, the original Cambridge Street houses are built in the classical style out of brick overlaid with the stucco rendering that is so recognisable.


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