Located in the heart of Knightsbridge on Ovington Square, this white stucco-fronted listed architectural landmark has classic proportions and offers extensive, bright living space over six floors, ideal for entertaining.

Approximately 443 sq. m (4768 sq. ft), the house leads into an inviting reception hall and living room, which opens onto a large private terrace. The living room leads to the unique and impressive Grand Salon, designed and decorated to the highest standards, including a hand-painted ceiling, pine panels, and exquisite details inspired by French châteaux.

The lower ground floor houses a fully equipped kitchen and a study, which can also serve as a guest room. The upper floors provide additional relaxation spaces, including a large library, a lounge/study, as well as a spacious master bedroom with an en-suite bathroom and separate dressing room. Furthermore, there are three additional spacious guest bedrooms and two guest bathrooms on the upper floors, along with another bedroom with an en-suite bathroom on the lower floor.

The Grand Salon offers numerous opportunities for both formal and informal events. In recent years, it has hosted musical evenings, cocktail receptions, and formal dinners. Over the years, distinguished guests, including Bertrand Russell, Picasso, Richard Rogers, the Prince of Wales, and the future Edward VIII have been entertained here. The house has a remarkable history and is considered a historical and cultural heritage site, where renowned sculptor Thomas Earle once lived and worked. The house also hosted concerts by the famous harpsichordist Violet Gordon Woodhouse .

Ovington Square is a prestigious address located between Brompton Road and Walton Street. In close proximity are the world-famous shops, bars, and restaurants of central London, as well as Harrods and the Knightsbridge and South Kensington tube stations.