Quietly located between Sloane Square and Eaton Square, 87 Bourne Street is a stylish newly renovated terrace Belgravia home with a wonderful west facing garden.
This terrace house built before 1900 now enjoys the freehold title, having been purchased by the vendors directly from the Grosvenor Estate.
This three level property has just received an extensive and stylish renovation. Benefiting from new traditional windows and generous light throughout, the property extends over 1,180 sq ft, opening onto a private rear courtyard garden.
The ground level entrance lobby leads directly into the formal reception room with wooden flooring, gas coal effect fire and ornate cornicing. The main staircase is lit by windows are half landing levels
Stairs lead to the large first level principal bedroom with ceilings opened into the eaves and extensive builtin wardrobes. Sliding doors reveal the impressive double ended copper bath under the window, with views overlooking the rear gardens. The large shower cubicle has a traditional plumbing feel with a large rain-shower head over.
On the lower ground level, past a traditional open brick feature wall, a stylish new open-plan kitchen flows into the dining / family room with wall mounted gas coal effect fire and television set within the conservatory, with double sliding doors to a 21 foot west facing garden. In the garden, mature borders and trees focus the eye to the end feature water fountain and traditional lantern, raised with a mosaic red and black brick area perfect for al fresco drinks and dinning.
To the front of the house, the spacious second double bedroom / office with stone floors has French doors to a secure front light well. A door leads to the guest wc, en suite shower room and laundry room beyond.
Bourne Street runs in a north south direction between Pimlico Green and Cliveden Place, just off Sloane Square. The location is on the border between the City of Westminster and the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, with this house benefiting from the much sought after opportunity to apply for the “Royal” parking permit, being in the Royal Hospital ward. Strategically this is such an idyllic location to live having access to incredible restaurants, famous pubs, the Royal Court theatre, abundant shops and ready transport links making this a truly prized locale that is firmly established in London history.