Entering the flat on the eighth floor, a long corridor connects the main rooms of the property. At the far end is a double reception room with enough space for separate dining and seating areas. Wide windows ensure the room is well-lit and give beautiful views over the London rooftops. Opposite the reception room is a fitted kitchen.

The property also contains three bedrooms. The principal bedroom has an ensuite bathroom with a bath. The other two bedrooms share a second bathroom, while a utility room completes the layout.

Lancaster Close is an impressive apartment block built in the 1930s. It was designed by the architects Wimperis, Simpson & Guthrie, who also rebuilt Fortnum & Mason in 1923. Today, the building offers both a porter and a lift, as well a bicycle storage.

St Petersburgh Place is a picturesque street with a mix of Modern, Victorian and Regency architecture. From here, Queensway and Bayswater stations are both close, and the area is also well-served by buses. In addition, the many restaurants and shops of the Notting Hill area are within easy reach. Finally, the open spaces of Kensington Gardens and Hyde Park are a short walk away.