This two-bedroom apartment has been finished to the highest standard throughout and is evident with its display of superior craftsmanship in every detail. The large reception room forms the centrepiece of this sumptuous property with its clever design that maximises space, light and tranquillity.
It is advantageously situated at the rear of the apartment and looks onto the verdant and thoughtfully curated garden with cedar panelling ensuring a pleasant and open outlook. The dining room which is separate and sits just off the reception room, benefits from a beautiful conservatory skylight just above and allows for extra light. From here, there are crittall doors leading onto the delightful garden which form the perfect frame for enjoying the outside space. There is a beautiful marble Chesney fireplace in the reception room, honed from one block of Nero Maquina, along with curated parquet flooring which completes the feeling of warmth and luxury.
The Tom Howley designed kitchen is sleek and features built-in cabinetry that is complemented by marble splashbacks and surfaces.
William Morris wallpaper lines the walls of the luxurious principal bedroom with an ensuite shower room by Lusso Stone with matte porcelain bathware and brushed gold hardware. The second bedroom has a Vintage Tropical Mural by Papiers de Paris and an ensuite bathroom by Lusso Stone. This bedroom also has an outlook onto the garden with crittall doors to maximise light and ensure pleasant views. It has the additional benefit of a study leading from it. Both bedrooms are papered to conceal hidden wardrobes and doors. There is also a guest W.C, grasscloth wallpaper by Osborne & Little, Castrads radiators and smart lighting throughout the property by RAKO, which can be controlled via smartphone. Eaton Place is a highly sought-after address in Belgravia, close by to the superb shops, boutiques and eateries of Sloane Street, Motcomb Street and Elizabeth Street. It is also only a short distance from Hyde Park, Harrods, the King’s Road and St James Park and has excellent transport links.
Home to multiple embassies, Eaton Place was originally part of a development built in 1824 by renowned builder Thomas Cubitt on the orders of the 2nd Marquess of Westminster, Richard Grosvenor.