Entering the flat on the raised ground floor, the front hall leads into the kitchen. This bright space includes marble worktops, a central island and a breakfast seating area in the broad bay window.

The kitchen flows through to a generous open-plan reception room. It offers a raised dining area and a seating area with double French doors lead out into the garden.

This level also features a well-proportioned principal bedroom suite with bedroom, dressing room and bathroom offering both shower and bath.

The lower ground floor features two more bedrooms, both of them ensuite. It also features a guest WC.

The basement floor includes a bedroom, a bathroom, and a kitchenette. Furthermore, it contains a family cinema room, a home gym, a wine cellar and separate car park access.

The apartment has been decorated in an elegant traditional style with wooden floors and panelled walls. It is presented in an immaculate state, with air conditioning and underfloor heating throughout.

The property includes a paved landscaped garden with planted borders and plentiful space for outdoor entertaining. It was created by the Chelsea Flower Show designer Hay-Joung Hwang.

Bifolding doors open onto a garden pavilion of frameless glass with additional entertaining space/home office, a real log fire and a guest WC.

This impressive mansion block was redeveloped into eight large bespoke apartments finished to the highest standard. It includes a porter/concierge service, lift and private, secure underground parking.

Draycott Avenue is a conveniently located sought-after street in the heart of Chelsea, lined with apartment buildings and mansion blocks constructed from red brick with Flemish decorative details.

From here, Sloane Square and South Kensington underground stations are both within walking distance. The neighbourhood is well-supplied with restaurants, while the village-like collection of independent boutiques and artisanal food shops on Pavilion Road is also nearby