The flat focuses on a generous reception room that occupies the entire fifth floor. This includes space for separate dining and seating areas, as well as a centrally-placed kitchen. Morning and afternoon light fill the space through sash windows on two sides.

The flat includes an east-facing roof terrace with enough space for outdoor eating. It forms part of an impressive townhouse with a lift and white stucco façade. Residents also have the right to access Cadogan Place Gardens opposite, with eight acres of lawns and tennis courts.

Cadogan Place is a prestigious address in Belgravia, running parallel to Sloane Street. Its stuccoed terraces were laid out in the early nineteenth century, attracting celebrated residents such as the abolitionist William Wilberforce and the Prime Minister Harold Macmillan.

From here, the neighbourhoods of Knightsbridge and Chelsea are close, providing an excellent range of restaurants and shops. Sloane Square underground station is also nearby, while the open spaces of Hyde Park are within walking distance.