Grand Garden Maisonette with Private Entrance on Eaton Square

The apartment balances period proportions with contemporary updates. A dramatic double-height staircase forms the centrepiece of the home. Throughout, original architectural detailing has been carefully preserved, while marble finishes, air-conditioning and underfloor heating bring a quieter layer of modern comfort.

The raised ground floor is arranged for entertaining on an impressive scale. A substantial reception room sits to one side, with soaring ceilings, elegant cornicing and a fireplace that anchors the space. Across the floor, a formal dining room opens onto a terrace, creating an easy flow for larger gatherings, while a further reception room offers flexibility as an additional sitting room, library or more intimate drawing room. The principal bedroom suite is also positioned on this level and includes a dressing room, an ensuite bathroom and access to a balcony.

On the lower ground floor, the apartment becomes more private and more informal in character. At its heart is an expansive kitchen, dining and breakfast room, finished with solid stone work surfaces and fitted with Gaggenau appliances. Generously proportioned and beautifully executed, it is a space designed as much for day-to-day life as for entertaining.

Two further bedroom suites are positioned on this floor, each with dressing space, while a gym and utility room add to the home’s practicality. A fourth bedroom or additional reception room sits to the rear, offering welcome flexibility depending on how the apartment is used.

Outside, the apartment enjoys a beautifully landscaped private garden, held under separate licence. There is also access to Eaton Square’s private communal gardens, subject to the necessary consents, as well as the benefit of a porter.

Few addresses carry the same weight as Eaton Square. At the heart of Belgravia, it places some of London’s finest architecture, boutiques and restaurants within easy reach, from Elizabeth Street to Motcomb Street and Sloane Square beyond. Despite its central setting, the square itself retains a distinctly residential feel, with its broad stucco terraces and private gardens giving this stretch of SW1 a calm, established grandeur that has long made it one of the capital’s most desirable addresses.