Brompton Square, Knightsbridge, London

This immaculately presented house is positioned on the preferred western terrace of the square with glorious westerly views to the rear over the Holy Trinity Brompton Church and The Brompton Oratory. The property was completely refurbished and restored in 2015, to create a well-planned and generously proportioned family home.

The accommodation offers five double bedrooms and excellent reception space including a ground floor open-plan study/kitchen/breakfast room opening onto a staircase down to the courtyard garden, a separate dining room on the lower ground floor with French windows opening into the courtyard garden and a stunning first floor drawing room with 2.95 metre ceiling height and French doors opening onto a west- facing 17’5 x 11’6 decked terrace.

History
Brompton Square is a distinguished and secluded garden square built between 1821 and 1835, enclosed by stucco fronted Grade II listed houses reflecting its Regency-era origins. Occupying approximately 5 acres, this handsome square features a 0.7 acre private garden, for exclusive use of the residents, with expansive lawns, mature shrubs, and a variety of London plane, lime, and beech trees.

The house benefits from a west facing 17'5 x 11'6 terrace off the first floor drawing room.

There is also a west facing 23'8 x 17'2 courtyard garden.

Further west facing 23'8 x 17'2 terrace.

Brompton Square is equidistant from Knightsbridge and South Kensington and is close to the cultural landmarks of the Victoria & Albert, Natural History and Science Museums. Also nearby are the wide open spaces of Kensington Gardens and Hyde Park.

The world famous Harrods and Harvey Nichols department stores are close by, as are the fashion boutiques and restaurants of Sloane Street, and the prominent schools including the Lycee Francais, Hill House, Knightsbridge School and Glendower Preparatory.

Excellent transport links are available via Knightsbridge and South Kensington Underground stations (Piccadilly, District and Circle lines,) while the M3 and M4 corridors and Heathrow airport are also easily accessible.