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SW3 5TE
Flood Street, London, SW3
Positioned within one of Old Chelsea's most established and quietly prestigious enclaves, this elegant townhouse offers a rare combination of character, proportion, and location - a home that speaks to those who understand the area, rather than those simply discovering it.
Arranged over multiple floors, the house has been thoughtfully configured to create a natural balance between formal entertaining spaces and more relaxed, day-to-day living. The principal reception room is defined by its proportions and light, offering an inviting yet refined setting, while the kitchen and dining space form the heart of the home - designed for both practical living and social occasions.
Upstairs, the bedroom accommodation is well-considered, with a principal suite complemented by additional bedrooms that provide flexibility for family, guests, or workspace. Throughout the house, natural light plays a key role, enhancing the sense of volume and bringing a calm, considered atmosphere to each floor.
There is an understated quality to the way the house presents itself - nothing feels forced or overdesigned. Instead, it offers a canvas that is both immediately comfortable and adaptable to a buyer's own vision over time.
Location:
Chelsea has long been regarded as one of London's most desirable and enduring neighbourhoods - a place where history, culture, and modern living come together with quiet confidence.
From the boutiques and cafés of the King's Road to the riverside walks along Chelsea Embankment, the area offers a lifestyle that is both vibrant and composed. There is a distinct sense of community here, balanced by a global appeal that continues to attract buyers from across the world.
Flood Street sits within Old Chelsea, a particularly sought-after pocket known for its charm and discretion. Moments from Sloane Square and within easy reach of Knightsbridge and Belgravia, the location offers exceptional connectivity while retaining a more village-like atmosphere.
How the asking price has moved
Prices, costs and transport nearby
What homes within 400 m sold for since Nov 2023, by type. Source: HM Land Registry.
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How the average price of terraced houses in Kensington and Chelsea has moved, compared with London overall.
Monthly asking rents for homes advertised within 400 m in the last 3 months, by bedrooms.
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The three closest stations to this home.
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Sloane SquareCircle District960 m
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South KensingtonCircle District Piccadilly1.1 km
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Gloucester RoadCircle District Piccadilly1.5 km
Straight-line distance, not walking route.