- Freehold +
- Prestigious Chelsea Garden Square +
- Stucco Fronted House +
- West Facing Garden +
- Near Sloane Square Underground +
- Residence of 'James Bond' +
Situated on one of Chelsea’s most prestigious garden squares, this beautifully presented family home on Wellington Square, provides a very rare opportunity.
This beautifully presented Grade II listed Stucco fronted house is light and bright throughout, including beautifully proportioned reception rooms for entertaining, and well-arranged bedrooms above and below.
On the ground floor is a well fitted modern kitchen and dining room with stairs down to the south west facing garden. The double reception room on the first floor has two full length French doors opening out to overlook the communal gardens and beautiful fountain of Wellington Square.
Ideally situated just off the King’s Road, you will have access to a host of local shops, restaurants, galleries and cultural hot spots all on your door step. Only a few minutes walk from Sloane Square Underground, the area is well known for having a fresh mix of contemporary fashion and art, combined with great food and drink.
Wellington Square was built in the early 1850’s which coincided with the death of the of The Iron Duke, The Duke of Wellington, the square was therefore named after him as he lay in state at the nearby Royal Hospital.
This famous square has been home to many illustrious actors, artists, politicians and writers. Most notably AA Milne, the author of Winnie the Pooh, Herbert Asquith before he became the Prime Minister. For the James Bond fans, they will already know that 007’s residence was often cited as Wellington Square. More significantly Ian Fleming's biographer (John Pearson), actually stated that it was in fact this particular house, that the MI6 Spy called home!