Situated within a beautifully restored Grade II-listed townhouse on Stanhope Gardens, this elegant apartment offers approximately 721 sq ft of meticulously designed living space. The home seamlessly blends classic charm with bespoke, high-end finishes, its tall ceilings and custom-built features creating a refined and practical living environment. The reception room, at the heart of the apartment, sets an impressive tone. Anchored by a working gas fireplace with a marble surround, the space is finished with elegant oak chevron flooring, lending a subtle nod to the Parisian Haussmann style. An integrated television can be discreetly concealed, ensuring the room maintains its clean and sophisticated aesthetic. Designer lighting by Vaughan, Robert Kime, and Besselink & Jones is carefully positioned to provide both ambient and task lighting . The principal bedroom exudes sophistication, with floor-to-ceiling mohair-trimmed curtains in luxurious Robert Kime and Guy Goodfellow fabrics framing the space. Bespoke panelling and integrated lighting enhance the bedroom’s tranquil and polished atmosphere. The main bathroom is a study of timeless luxury, drawing inspiration from pre-war Park Avenue design. Highlights include a large cast iron bathtub, a striking Calacatta marble shower with book-matched slabs, heated marble flooring, and art deco-style nickel fittings by Lefroy & Brooks. The guest powder room introduces an element of drama, with hand-painted de Gournay wallpaper, a silver and gold-leaf ceiling, handmade Pongee silk lampshades, and a Thomas Crapper loo. The bespoke deVol kitchen is both functional and elegant, featuring Carrara marble worktops, Miele appliances, an instant hot water tap, and bronze fixtures. It opens into a versatile dining area that can also serve as a study. From the kitchen, French doors lead to a private sunken terrace overlooking the picturesque cobbled mews. Landscaped with jasmine, olive trees, and lavender, the terrace is thoughtfully designed for al fresco dining or quiet relaxation, complete with an inbuilt irrigation system, heated lamps, and atmospheric floor and wall lighting. Scandinavian oak furniture by Vincent Sheppard adds to the serene atmosphere. The apartment has been fully refurbished throughout and fitted with English Heritage-approved double-glazed sash windows, enhancing security and sound insulation while preserving the property’s historic character. The property enjoys a prime location close to Gloucester Road and South Kensington Underground stations, offering excellent transport links across London. Nearby cultural landmarks such as the Victoria and Albert Museum, Natural History Museum, and Royal Albert Hall are just a short walk away. Hyde Park is also around the corner.