A partially stucco-fronted Georgian townhouse on a sought-after street, offering two bedrooms, two reception rooms, two bathrooms, and a cinema room, set across nearly 1,300 sq ft and three and a half floors. The exterior is picturesque with iron railings, green climbers, beautiful tiling, and a period front door in sage.
The raised ground floor hallway, finished in fabulous Zuber wallpaper, is wider than most on the street, and the reception is accessed via glazed and bevelled panel double doors. The reception features sash front windows and shutter boxes; a Jamb London gas fireplace; hand-finished burnt oak flooring with underfloor heating; and high ceilings lined with intricate cornicing.
The partially open-plan kitchen masterminded by Plain English Design, is appointed with Miele appliances – including a teppanyaki hot plate – and Quooker taps. The skylight and garden door fill the space with abundant natural light.
The rear garden is immaculately landscaped by award-winning Jon Uglow — using reclaimed York stone with an innovative pebble design, a grand cartouche fountain, raised beds, and oak seating, he has created an oasis in central London.
The first floor is home to the principal suite with high ceilings, ornate cornicing, and dual sash windows overlooking the street. John Cullen lighting frames the bed, while double mahogany doors lead to a Jeffrey James dressing room and, in turn, to an indulgent en-suite bathroom with underfloor heating. The second floor houses a quaint study that provides access to a roof terrace with 360 views across London.
The lower ground floor of the property offers a cinema room clad in velvet upholstery, a wine cellar with mosaic tiling, and a cloakroom with Vola fittings and a marble floor. A further guest bedroom is also located on this level, featuring a Jeffrey James walk-in wardrobe alongside an ensuite with a glass roof, Japanese soaking tub, Jacobsen shower, and Arabascata marble finishings. Double doors on this floor lead to the northwest-facing garden.
There is potential to add an additional floor subject to legal considerations, and the property is for sale chain free. As an interior-designed home in a coveted prime London location, this property was featured in House & Garden.
Walton Street is a charming avenue positioned between Chelsea and Knightsbridge, lined with delightful Georgian homes and independent shops. The Natural History Museum and Harrods are a short stroll away, while transport links can be found via South Kensington and Sloane Square. Local renowned schools include Francis Holland, Garden House, Sussex House, Hill House, The Knightsbridge School and More House.