On the other side of the flat is a spacious principal bedroom with copious inbuilt storage and an ensuite bathroom, as well as a bay window sharing the garden views. Two more bedrooms, both ensuite, face the front of the building. A guest loo and utility room complete the property.

The flat is unfurnished, but otherwise decorated in a grand style, with carved stone fireplaces and ornate cornices, as well as unusually high ceilings.

Residents have the right to access the private communal garden square, with its mix of lawns, flower beds and mature trees. In addition, the building has a lift.

Evelyn Gardens was built in the late nineteenth century, named after the Victorian politician and philanthropist William Evelyn. It is lined with large red-brick houses built in the Domestic Revival style of the late Victorian Era, incorporating Anglo-Dutch decorative details. It is next door to the Fulham Road, and within walking distance of the King’s Road, placing a wide range of restaurants and shops in easy reach. South Kensington underground station is also close.