Onslow Square, South Kensington, SW7

Charming second-floor apartment in period building with lift access

Upon entering the flat, the entrance hall creates a graceful introduction to this well-proportioned flat. The reception room, to the left, is a generous space with lofty proportions, accessed via wide double doors and features space for separate dining and seating areas. The room is enhanced by wooden floors throughout and traditional sash windows that fill the space with light. The room's elegant proportions and refined period details create a sophisticated living environment.

The kitchen, on to the right of the hall, is thoughtfully designed with fitted, wooden units, and offers ample preparation space and storage.

The principal bedroom provides generous proportions and considerable built-in storage. This impressive room benefits from an en-suite bathroom and is enhanced by a broad bank of windows, with views over the gardens. A well-appointed second bedroom offers comfortable accommodation, while a separate family bathroom serves the remainder of the flat.

Residents enjoy access to the award-winning gardens of Onslow Square - among the largest private gardens in the borough


Onslow Square comprises grand townhouses designed by Charles James Freake, architect of many distinguished local facades. The square has welcomed notable residents, including novelist William Makepeace Thackeray, author of Vanity Fair. This peaceful residential address sits moments away from South Kensington underground station and the upmarket boutiques and restaurants of Fulham Road