Entering the property, the front hall opens onto each room in the flat. The reception room is a generous space with separate dining and seating areas, as well as wooden floors and traditional sash windows looking out on the square. Next door, the principal bedroom offers considerable storage space and an ensuite bathroom, with a wide bank of windows sharing the views over the square.

Opposite, is a well-appointed kitchen with a tasteful colour scheme. A second bedroom and second bathroom occupy the remainder of the property.

Residents have access to the award-winning gardens of Onslow Square. These are some of the largest private gardens in the borough, laid out with lawns, flowerbeds and shaded areas of woodland.

The grand townhouses of Onslow Square were built by Charles James Freake, architect of many of the area’s most impressive facades. Over the years, this square has been home to several celebrated figures, including the novelist William Makepeace Thackeray, author of Vanity Fair. Today it forms a calm and settled space just a few minutes’ walk from South Kensington underground station, as well as the restaurants and shops of the Fulham Road.