Halsey Street, Chelsea, London, SW3 2QH, United Kingdom

This beautiful and traditional townhouse is set behind one of the glorious Victorian facades that Chelsea is famed for and comes with a self-contained flat with the benefit of its own separate entrance.


At the front of the house on the ground floor you will find the elegant dining room which has wooden floors, high ceilings, large windows, innate cornicing, a fireplace and cast-iron radiators. It leads on to the thoughtfully designed kitchen which has wooden cabinetry, a gas stove top and opens onto the verdant terrace which is the perfect spot for alfresco dining and has stairs descending onto the beautiful walled garden. There is also a guest W.C, laundry and a storage room located on the ground floor.


The entire first floor is given over to a large double reception room, which is flooded in natural light, owing to the two floor to ceiling windows that open onto a Juliette balcony with open views of Halsey Street at the front and the flourishing garden at the rear which is infused with jasmine flowers throughout. The space has been elegantly designed and
features a fireplace. There is also a study on the first floor half landing.
On the second floor, there are three bedrooms with a family bathroom on the landing below.
The principal bedroom suite is located on the third floor and has a
marvelous vaulted ceiling which creates a wonderful sense of light
and space.


To complement this ideal family layout, there is an additional family room on the lower ground floor which allows for flexible accommodation and serves as a self contained one bedroom apartment with separate entrance and its own direct access to the garden.

Halsey Street is a premier address in Chelsea and is moments from the excellent shops, restaurants and art galleries on the Kings Road, Pavilion Road and Sloane Street. It is also conveniently within walking distance of South Kensington and all its world class museums and attractions. Sloane Square Underground is nearby as is also South Kensington Underground.