Entering the flat on the second floor, the front hall leads through a well-proportioned living space. On one side is an open-plan kitchen with a central island, a breakfast area and double French doors opening onto a balcony. On other side is a generous reception room with dining and seating areas, as well as another pair of French doors leading onto a second balcony.

This level of the flat also contains a double bedroom with an ensuite bathroom and a guest WC. Upstairs are two more double bedrooms, both with ensuite bathrooms. Furthermore, the principal bedroom has a walk-in wardrobe.

Residents have the right to access the communal garden square behind the building, 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 and named after the Victorian politician and philanthropist William Evelyn. The street is lined with large red-brick houses built in the Domestic Revival style, incorporating Anglo-Dutch decorative details. The Fulham Road is next door, while the King’s Road is within walking distance, along with a wide range of restaurants and shops. South Kensington underground station is also nearby.