Chelsea Crescent, Chelsea Harbour, Chelsea, London

Measuring over 1,550 square feet, the accommodation provides a substantial reception/dining room, a neatly positioned modern kitchen, a guest cloakroom, a master-bedroom with an en-suite bathroom, a second bedroom, second bathroom and plenty of storage space.

Chelsea Harbour stands on land that was once the 28-acre estate of Sandford Manor House. At the start of the 19th-century, it was in decline and was purchased by a gas company. Part of the land was used as a Victorian-era railway coaling dock on the River Thames. Latterly it had been a coal yard for predecessor companies of British Rail.

Chelsea Harbour was designed by architects Moxley Jenner & Partners, developed by Mansford, with Bovis Homes Group serving as project management consultants in 1986. It was the biggest single construction project in the United Kingdom for decades.