Location

Wilton Place is a highly desirable location in Knightsbridge with its world renowned designer boutiques, high end restaurants, museums and iconic department stores including Harrods and Harvey Nichols.

The house is situated between Belgrave Square and Hyde Park and opposite the beautiful Victorian Church of St Paul’s and the exclusive Berkeley Hotel.

Nearby Kinnerton Street situated approximately 0.1 miles away also has a charming collection of pubs and boutique shops.

Knightsbridge and Hyde Park Corner underground stations (Piccadilly line) are approximately 0.2 miles away.

Description

The door to the house opens to into a grand entrance hall,
progressing through to an inner hall and sitting room, separated by series of retractable screens allowing light to be shared between them. There is a dining room in a conservatory at the rear of the property, with views over the garden.

The house is decorated in a unique style, its modern minimalism combined with tasteful and distinct details. On
the ground and first floor stone fireplaces and floor tiles, as well as muted walls, add to the contemporary aesthetic. However, in the family spaces on the upper levels, wooden panelling, bespoke joinery and a brighter palette give a sense of warmth and charm.

The first floor is entirely occupied by a grand reception room, with an open staircase to realise the full potential of the space and is perfect for entertaining.

The second floor includes a bedroom, a panelled study lined with shelves, and an office space contained within a generous bow window looking down over the garden.

The principal bedroom suite offers considerable storage space. The bathroom has space enough for a separate dressing area, allowing for additional privacy. Upstairs on the fourth floor a pair of bedrooms share the final bathroom.

On the lower ground floor there is the kitchen with adjoining breakfast room with access to the garden, with plenty of natural light coming in through the skylight. In addition, there is self contained staff accommodation with a utility room and separate access to the street.

The paved garden can be accessed from both the ground and lower ground floors. It is decorated in a sophisticated style, with raised flowerbeds and a water feature visible from the conservatory.

The house also offers a gated front garden and a first-floor balcony. The fourth floor also includes a roof terrace with views over the garden and the surrounding rooftops. As one of only three properties on the street without an adjoining mews, the garden ends with a doorway providing access to Kinnerton Street.