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Montpelier Walk
London, SW7
Guide Price
£2,300,000
Ref: LCD260149
A bright, beautifully finished freehold house in the heart of Montpelier Village.
- 3 bedrooms
- 2 bathrooms
- 1 reception room
- 1,140 square feet
- Freehold
- Council Band H
- Energy Efficiency Rating D
Features at a glance
- Three bedrooms
- Two bathrooms
- Newly redeveloped throughout
- Quiet Knightsbridge address
- Immaculately presented
- Moments from Hyde Park

Overview
Tucked away within one of Knightsbridge's most private enclaves, this design-led house has been extensively refurbished throughout.
The house centres on a bright, open-plan reception room and kitchen on the first floor. Panelled walls, arched alcoves and fitted cabinetry give the room its character, while a curved peninsula, marble splashback and integrated appliances define the kitchen. Glazed internal screens carry light between spaces.
Italian marble lines the bathrooms, paired with fluted timber vanities, brass fittings and plantation shutters. Oak flooring, laid in a herringbone pattern, runs across all floors, and a spiral staircase with a sweeping balustrade links the levels.
The principal bedroom occupies the second floor, with fitted wardrobes and an en suite bathroom. On the ground floor are a further double bedroom, a flexible sitting room or third bedroom, and a second bathroom, with a flat roof above.
Situation
Montpelier Walk lies in the heart of Montpelier Village, a charming enclave of Knightsbridge, immediately west of Montpelier Square and off Cheval Place. Harrods, Harvey Nichols and the Brompton Road are on the doorstep, with Hyde Park a short walk away and Knightsbridge Underground station (Piccadilly line) close by. Cafés, restaurants and boutiques give the area a village feel, all within a few minutes of the front door.
The street forms part of the original Montpelier Estate, laid out in the 1820s on the edge of Knightsbridge by John Betts and Thomas Weatherley Marriott, a local ironmonger. The Walk was mostly built between 1825 and 1830 and almost two hundred years on, the street remains remarkably intact, its painted façades sitting comfortably beside the Grade II listed terraces of Montpelier Square and Montpelier Street.
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