The first floor is mostly occupied by an L-shaped drawing room with three full-length sash windows, two of them opening onto a front balcony, and an additional south-facing window. Meanwhile, at the rear of the room, another French door opens onto a terrace. This floor also contains a guest WC and a music room on the half landing.

The second floor consists of a principal bedroom with a generous ensuite bathroom centred around a free-standing bath. In addition, there are two more bedrooms on the two half-landings, both ensuite. The third and fourth floors contain four more bedrooms, two of them ensuite, the other two sharing a bathroom.

No.22 was built in 1886 and is unique on this street thanks to its end-of-terrace position, south-facing windows and impressive staircase. The whole house has been decorated in a traditional fashion to suit the historic location and is presented in extremely good condition. The grand interiors and impressive volume of the rooms evoke a country house, rather than a London residence.

The property includes a large garden with paved seating areas and separate street access for added convenience. It also includes a first floor of terrace and balcony, as well as a third-floor roof terrace with views south towards the river and enough space for outdoor dining.

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 restaurants and shops of the King’s Road are nearby, as well as the charming streets of the Chelsea village.