Chelsea Estate & Letting Agents

Reasons to move to London Chelsea

Sitting on the northern bank of the Thames is the much sought after postcode of SW3. Encompassing most of Chelsea and parts of Knightsbridge and West Brompton, this area may be geographically small, but in terms of culture and class it is a cut above.

Whether you’re enjoying the delights of the National Army Museum or the Saatchi Gallery, or basking in the glorious natural beauty of riverside views of Battersea Park and the bountiful Chelsea Physic Garden, SW3 delivers more unbeatable experiences per square mile than almost anywhere else in the country, and possibly the world. And that’s before we mention the historic pubs, world-class modern bars, and Michelin-starred eateries that line its streets.

Living in an area as incredible as SW3 does come with the associated price tag, but there’s no doubting the elegance that oozes from everything to do with this well-heeled part of London. Housing ranges from majestic townhouses to high-end, ultra high-quality apartment buildings that deliver on five-star service. There are also historic buildings that you can live in, including listed homes with sweeping gardens and plenty of living space. Even within SW3 there are extra desired streets and locations, like Chelsea Square and Cadogan Gardens, home to distinctive Victorian/Edwardian mansion blocks.

Though there is no underground station within the postcode, South Kensington and Sloane Square stations lie just outside the boundaries of SW3, allowing you easy access to everything the rest of London has to offer. Crossing the Thames is also simple, with Battersea Bridge, Albert Bridge, and Chelsea Bridge all leading out of the postcode.

If you’ve taken a shine to glamorous SW3, then reach out to our estate agents in SW3, who can help put you in your dream West London home.