Flood Street, Chelsea, London, SW3

Behind a handsome red-brick façade on Flood Street, this substantial six-bedroom townhouse offers generous family accommodation, gated off-street parking and a west-facing garden. The house is arranged across five floors and lies within easy reach of the King’s Road, Sloane Square and Chelsea Embankment.



The ground floor is devoted to an exceptionally spacious kitchen and dining room, extending to approximately 48 ft. Pale cabinetry and a curved marble-topped island run through the centre, while large glazed doors open onto the garden. Measuring approximately 30 ft in length, the outside space has broad stone terraces, mature planting and plenty of room for dining in the sun.



On the first floor, the principal reception room has a fireplace, decorative cornicing and three tall windows overlooking the garden. A concealed door leads to a private bar with a wine fridge. Across the landing, the study features fitted bookshelves and French doors onto a balcony, with an open view along Redburn Street towards Tedworth Square.



The principal bedroom suite occupies the second floor, incorporating a generous bathroom and adjoining dressing room. A further bedroom with fitted wardrobes and an ensuite lies on the same level. Three more bedrooms are arranged across the third floor, while the sixth bedroom is found on the lower-ground floor. Several rooms open onto balconies, and all six bedrooms have either built-in or walk-in wardrobes.



The lower-ground floor provides an extensive family and media room, illuminated by a series of skylights and accompanied by a second kitchen. Its separate street entrance makes this level particularly useful for guests, staff or older children. A large utility room, created within the house’s former vaults, completes the practical accommodation.



Built as one of a group of ten houses during the late 1980s, the property is unlisted and offers considerable flexibility for future owners wishing to alter its internal arrangement. Control4 operates the lighting, blinds and air conditioning, while underfloor heating extends throughout. Electric gates secure the off-street parking, and the house benefits from round-the-clock security with number plate recognition.



Flood Street runs through one of Chelsea’s most sought-after residential neighbourhoods. The boutiques, restaurants and cafés of the King’s Road and Fulham Road are close by, as are the open spaces of Burton Court and the Thames-side walks of Chelsea Embankment. Sloane Square Underground station is approximately seven minutes away on foot, with South Kensington and Victoria also within easy reach.