• 2 bedrooms +
• 1 reception room +
• 2 bathrooms +
• Period +
• Balcony +
• Communal Garden +

An exceptional two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment situated on the first floor of a handsome red brick Victorian building located on a prime tree-lined residential street in SW5.

The apartment features a spacious, open-plan kitchen and reception area at the front. The reception room has floor-to-ceiling French doors that give direct access to a charming balcony, perfect for al fresco dining and entertaining. The impressive 3.5-meter ceiling height further enhances the room's generous proportions, offering a sense of space and grandeur.

Toward the rear are two well-proportioned double bedrooms, each featuring 3.5-meter ceilings. The principal bedroom enjoys an en suite with a walk-in shower, while both bedrooms are framed by large bay windows that flood the rooms with natural light and offer delightful views. A second bathroom is conveniently located off the hallway.

Situated on a highly desirable address, this apartment offers the perfect balance of sophisticated urban living and the timeless charm of Victorian architecture, all in the heart of SW5.

Located in a highly regarded area, the property quietly occupies a prime position on Bramham Gardens, a large 19th-century residential garden square. Its central location allows residents to enjoy the vibrant atmosphere and amenities of Gloucester Road, Earl's Court, and South Kensington, including a good selection of shops, bars, and restaurants.

The area is well served by a regular bus service, and the property is conveniently situated near Gloucester Road tube station, which are serviced by the Circle, District, and Piccadilly lines, enabling excellent transport connections to explore the city with ease.

Several well-renowned schools are also conveniently located nearby, such as Wetherby School Kensington, Falkner House and Bousfield Primary School.

Nearby famous landmarks, museums and cultural institutions include the Victoria & Albert Museum, The Natural History Museum, The Royal Albert Hall, Kensington Palace, Hyde Park, Harrods and the Saatchi Gallery.