- 7 bedrooms +
- 6 reception rooms +
- 7 bathrooms +
- Media Room +
- Air Conditioning +
- Passenger Lift +
- Newly Redeveloped +
- Study +
- Modern +
- Period +
A Grade II listed house situated on one of London's most sought-after garden squares. The house has just finished an extensive scheme of redevelopment, including the installation of a new four person passenger lift and air conditioning. Approximately 5280 sq ft (490 sq m).
The property is arranged over six floors and has a wonderful staircase and a series of beautifully proportioned reception rooms with high ceilings and westerly views over the garden square.
A further benefit of this highly sought after home is a newly installed passenger lift which improves accessibility within the property, without compromising the integrity or historic character of the building.
The house is situated on the preferred Eastern side of the square and arguably the best location on the mid-terrace.
At the rear extension of the building, the kitchen and the informal dining area create a cosy and bright space, enriched by the private garden which they overlook. The high ceilinged grand double first floor reception room leads to a stunning conservatory.
The master bedroom suite takes over the entire second floor, with a further six bedrooms with en suites. Further benefits include a media room, gym, study and access to communal gardens (which welcomes children and dogs).
The house is available fully furnished in “move-in” condition and has the additional benefit of being held in an SPV.
Thurloe Square is located on the borders of Knightsbridge and South Kensington and is considered to be part of central London's premier residential locations. There are a number of first class hotels and famous restaurants nearby, including Tom Aikens, Pierre Koffmann, Restaurant Gordon Ramsay and Dinner by Heston Blumenthal. The area also has extremely popular retail destinations, including Harrods and Harvey Nichols. Thurloe Square is just steps from Exhibition Road with London's great museums within yards. Just as close to Thurloe Square is Hyde Park, London's largest, most charming and diverse green space.