Set behind the distinguished white stucco façade of a Grade II listed terrace, this seven-storey Pimlico townhouse looks out across the plane trees and formal lawns of St George’s Square. Built in the mid-nineteenth century, the house forms part of a handsome row. Inside, more than seven thousand square feet of accommodation has been comprehensively refurbished and reimagined for modern living, presenting a rare turnkey opportunity. Period features, such as sash windows, French casements, delicate cornicing and marble fireplaces, combine with a chic interior scheme of parquet floors, pale stone and a soft palette of grey and natural hues.
The lower ground floor centres on a bespoke kitchen and breakfast room, finished to a high specification, set beneath a wide bay window. An island forms the heart of the space, while a dining area at the rear opens directly onto a private patio. A gym occupies the back of the plan, complemented by a guest cloakroom and three vaulted storage rooms.
On the ground floor, soaring ceilings frame a suite of interconnecting rooms. A dining room and study are joined by wedding doors, creating a flexible dual-aspect space, while a family room to the rear leads onto a broad terrace.
The first floor is given over to a vast drawing room, thirty-five feet in length, crowned by four-metre ceilings and anchored by a marble fireplace. Tall French doors open to a balcony that runs the width of the house, with uninterrupted views across the square. To the rear is a further bedroom and bathroom, opening to a smaller terrace above the family room.
The second floor is home to the principal suite, where a generous bedroom is paired with a dressing area and a marble-lined bathroom with twin sinks. From the landing, doors open onto a private terrace. Two further ensuite bedrooms occupy the third floor, one with its own dressing room, while the fourth floor offers two additional ensuite bedrooms and a guest cloakroom. At the top of the house, a versatile studio or bedroom opens onto a private balcony, offering far-reaching rooftop views.
A private lift links every newly refurbished level, while terraces and balconies connect the house to its garden square setting. Residents also enjoy direct access to the private communal gardens at the centre of the square, a green refuge framed by elegant stuccoed architecture.
St George’s Square is one of Pimlico’s most admired addresses: a rare expanse of communal gardens framed by grand white stucco terraces. The square offers both tranquillity and centrality, with the River Thames a short walk away and the boutiques, cafés and restaurants of Belgravia and Chelsea within easy reach. Victoria and Sloane Square are close by for transport connections across London, while Pimlico Underground station is just moments away. The combination of architectural pedigree, green space and proximity to the West End makes the square one of the capital’s most desirable places to live.