Location

The location offers easy access to a great choice of excellent restaurants, cafes and shops in Belgravia and Chelsea, the scenic footpaths of St. James's, Battersea and Hyde parks and the iconic landmarks of Westminster.

Many of the best private schools in London - Westminster School, Eaton Square School, Sussex House, Francis Holland, Garden House, Hill House and Westminster Cathedral School - are in the local area.

Victoria Station offers excellent transport links with main line, underground and bus services as well as the Gatwick Express, with a 30-minute train to Gatwick airport.

Victoria Station: 0.2 miles (approximately)
Pimlico Station: 0.6 miles (approximately)

Description

Situated in the heart of London, this remarkable residence combines elegance and functionality, with the unique opportunity for expansion into the vaults, allowing for creation of an extra bedroom suite including bathroom and further storage.

The apartment features a large reception and dining area that seamlessly flows into a charming conservatory and onto a private patio. This area is perfect for entertaining guests or enjoying a peaceful moment outdoors. The high ceilings and large windows flood the space with abundant natural light, creating an airy and spacious atmosphere. The separate modern kitchen is well-equipped with contemporary appliances.

The principal bedroom serves as a private retreat, complete with built-in wardrobes, an en suite bathroom, and a door leading directly to the patio. In addition to the principal bedroom, the apartment offers a second bedroom with an en suite bathroom and a third bedroom with built-in wardrobes, both providing comfortable and stylish living spaces. A well-appointed family bathroom serves the third bedroom and any visiting guests.

Eccleston Square is a tranquil oasis in the heart of Central London. The multi-award winning private communal garden in the centre of the square has its own tennis court, playground and BBQ area. It is surrounded by grand white stucco terraces built in the 1820s by Thomas Cubitt, the famous architect of Eaton Square, Belgrave square and the east front of Buckingham Palace.