Beautiful six-bedroom house lies in the coveted Chelsea Barracks development

Arranged across a vast 13,067 sq. ft and six floors, the house has formal and informal reception rooms, perfect for entertaining on a grand scale and nights in with the family alike. These rooms are 30ft wide, compared to the traditional 19 ft.

Wooden parquet flooring seamlessly complements the natural stone entrance hall, setting the stage for an impressive Halstock kitchen, featuring integrated appliances from Sub-Zero and Wolf.

The entire second floor is devoted to the master suite with a grand bedroom, an expansive dressing room with custom joinery inset with leather panels, lined drawers, and integrated lighting, and a bathroom with bookmatched marble walls, a shower enclosure, and a free-standing bath. Each additional bedroom includes its own en suite bathroom, finished with premium natural stone, hand-polished brassware by Samuel Heath, and vanities topped with natural stone.

On the lower-ground floor, there is a spa, with swimming pool, steam and sauna as well as a gym. A cinema room complements a wine room and a beautiful roof terrace crowns the house.

A private, calm outdoor space, connected to the kitchen and dining area of the main house. The landscaped garden, with tiered terraces paved with natural stone, provides flexible spaces surrounded by raised planters; creating the perfect setting for outdoor entertaining or al fresco dining.

Chelsea Barracks boast impeccable finishes, unrivalled security and utmost discretion, all in easy reach of the cosmopolitan allure of London. The estate unfolds over nearly 13 acres, dotted with beautiful garden squares. The on-site members club, The Garrison, features one of London’s most opulent private spas, as well as an elegant 16-seat cinema, exclusively for the use of residents.

London’s best shopping and restaurants are on the development’s doorstep, which is next to The King’s Road and Sloane Street. Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens are both nearby, as are fantastic travel links; Victoria Station runs National Rail Services, and London Underground runs from Victoria, Sloane Square and, a short walk across the river, Battersea Park.