The house is approximately 2,422sqft arranged over four floors and has beautiful interiors, carefully curated to provide peaceful and efficient spaces ideal for both formal entertaining and day to day living.

The planning permission that allowed the house to deliver the accommodation would now not be possible to obtain. The new lower ground floor extends to the entire footprint of the garden, as does the now rare large reception room on the ground floor, which provides the much sought after semi open-plan ground floor, ideal for day-to day living. This also enabled the creation of a 1st floor, south facing terrace that has much more light and sun, than the original garden, ideally located off the study.

The ground floor has a bespoke kitchen and dining room lead via a few steps down into a 24' reception room with central fireplace. Stairs rise to a home-office / bedroom 5 with full-height double doors onto a wonderful, south-facing terrace idea for alfresco dining.

All four bedroom suites are generous and the bathrooms are opulently detailed with matched marble and super high-quality fittings.

There is air-conditioning in all the bedrooms.

The lower ground floor has 2.8m ceilings and comprises a fabulous principal guest bedroom, with a similarly beautifully designed en suite shower room to the front. There is a further guest cloakroom, then a spacious utility room. A bar area, with sink and fitted wine fridge leads into the media / family room, ideal for both entertaining and chilled family time.

Outside

The terrace off the home office / bedroom 5, is full-width and faces south and west therefore benefitting from sun throughout the day. It is decked with millboard, has power and water supply and is ideal for summer lounging or entertaining alike.

Situation

Smith Terrace is a highly desirable street made up of brightly coloured houses in a very quiet position between Smith Street and Radnor Walk, south of the King’s Road and within walking distance of Sloane Square.

The Kings Road has recently benefited from a huge level of investment by RBKC and local commercial Freeholders to significantly enhance the local amenity. There is a new Waitrose; Wholefoods is soon to be open and there are many more boutiques and of course, Duke of Yorks Square and Pavilion Road.

The nearby grounds of Burton Court also provide a large private members outside space with tennis courts, cricket pitch and dog walking facilities (by separate negotiation).