Cheyne Gardens
Chelsea, SW3
Cheyne Gardens, Chelsea, SW3
Elegant maisonette with garden and separate front entrance, on a sought-after Chelsea street
£3,250,000
Asking price
$4,070,300
€3,776,221
¥634,050,938
AED 14,950,211
SAR 15,265,655
Bedrooms
3
Bathrooms
2
Internal
1,743
sq ft
161
sqm
Outdoor
742
sq ft
EPC
D
Tenure
Leasehold
Length of lease left:
94 years
Ground rent:
£0 p/y
Service charge:
£6376 p/y
Council Tax
RBKC, H
Map
Floorplan
The Property
Beautifully designed three-bedroom flat in a Victorian house in the heart of the Chelsea village
Dining Space
Indoor Spaces
Entering the flat through its own ground-floor front entrance, the front hall opens onto a spacious reception room, with high ceilings and a bay window bringing in extra light. Beyond is a dining room leading straight through to the fitted kitchen, with a pair of French doors opening out into the garden. This floor also contains a guest WC.
Dining Details
Kitchen
Dining Details
Kitchen
The Bedrooms
Downstairs is a generous principal bedroom with built-in storage and a next-door bathroom. This floor contains two more double bedrooms, one of them ensuite, as well as considerable storage space.
Outdoor Spaces
The property includes a paved rear garden with planted trellises. In addition, there is a rear patio with enough space for outdoor seating.
Garden Dining
The Design
The interiors mix contemporary and classical details to create an elegant and stylish space.
The Neighbourhood
The property includes a paved rear garden with planted trellises. In addition, there is a rear patio with enough space for outdoor seating. Cheyne Gardens is a quiet street lined with red-brick Victorian houses, close to the historic properties of Cheyne Walk. Both Albert Bridge and the Chelsea Embankment are a short distance away, while the beautiful private grounds of the Chelsea Physic Garden and the open spaces of Battersea Park are within each reach. Finally, the celebrated shops and restaurants of the King’s Road are nearby, as well as the charming streets that make up the Chelsea village.