Cheyne Walk, London, SW3

Situated on the fourth floor, the apartment offers a generous reception and living arrangement that lends itself to both entertaining and comfortable daily living. The main reception room flows seamlessly into a modern kitchen space, which has been designed with an open plan feel. Large windows draw in natural light across the entire living space, while ceiling heights add a sense of volume and proportion.

At the centre of the home, a separate dining room offers a formal setting ideal for hosting, enhanced by period detailing and expansive views over the gardens below.

The bedroom accommodation is set quietly to the rear and side of the apartment. The principal bedroom benefits from excellent built-in storage and an en suite bathroom. Three further double bedrooms, two of them with bunks over them, are served by a separate bathroom and shower room.

There is also the added benefit of access to a vault.

A key attribute of the building is the communal roof terrace, which provides residents with southerly views over the River Thames, including the iconic Albert and Battersea Bridges, offering a tranquil sanctuary to relax and enjoy the exceptional panoramic scenery.

Carlyle Mansions remains one of the area’s most iconic mansion blocks, with its red-brick façade and literary heritage. This prestigious red-brick mansion block, built in the 1880s, is named after historian, mathematician and sage Thomas Carlyle and has since become synonymous with a rich legacy of literary residents.

Cheyne Walk runs along the north bank of the River Thames and is one of London's most significant and distinguished streets.

The King's Road, with its excellent selection of shops, restaurants and bars, is a few minutes' walk from Carlyle Mansions. Sloane Square, Battersea Park, and the Chelsea Physic Garden are also nearby.

Several excellent schools are nearby, including The Hampshire School, Chelsea and Garden House School on Duke of York's Square.

Sloane Square and South Kensington Underground stations are all within walking distance and run District, Circle and Piccadilly Line services. The A4 provides quick access by car to Heathrow Airport (approximately 35 minutes) and the southwest of England.