3 beds, 3 baths, 2 receptions, 2,937 sq. ft, EPC Rating: C

• ✓ 3 bedrooms
• ✓ 2 living rooms
• ✓ 3 bathrooms
• ✓ House with one common wall

This exceptional Chelsea residence offers a rare combination of architectural heritage, creative history, and versatile living space. Built in 1911 for watercolourist Cecil Arthur Hunt by architect Ralph Knott, renowned for his design of County Hall, this impressive home is a benchmark for London studio homes, purpose-built for elegant living and an artist's studio.

Spread over four floors and spanning 2,937 sq ft, the property features three spacious bedrooms, a stunning studio space, formal and informal living areas, a roof garden and a private garage with parking, a rare amenity in central Chelsea.

The first floor opens to a spacious entryway, leading to a formal living room on one side and a large kitchen-dining area on the other. The kitchen features a center island and integrated appliances, creating a practical and welcoming hub, perfect for relaxed dining and entertaining. At the rear of the house is a first-floor bedroom that could serve as a guest room, study, or additional family room.

The second floor features a master suite with a dressing room, boudoir, bathroom, and access to a rooftop garden, perfect for midday sun and al fresco dining. A second bedroom with an ensuite bathroom and additional powder room completes this floor.

Before reaching the top floor, the mezzanine floor houses a bright workspace. At the center of the upper level is a striking artist's studio with high ceilings, an impressive fireplace, and large windows. The scale is truly majestic. Adjacent is a cozy library and a hidden bar with west-facing windows offering views of this charming street.

The entire property has been meticulously modernized to the highest standard. Classic elements such as decorative plasterwork, high ceilings, and wood floors are combined with high-quality contemporary finishes, creating a home that is both sophisticated and welcoming.

Steeped in history and meticulously crafted, this extraordinary home sits in one of Chelsea's most sought-after addresses. Mallord Street is one of Chelsea's most charming and historic addresses, just steps from King's Road and all its amenities. Lined with beautiful Arts and Crafts-style homes, the street has long been associated with artistic and literary residents. Named after J.M.W. Turner (Mallord was his middle name), it has previously served as home to such notables as A.A. Milne and Hungarian pianist Louis Kentner.

The location provides easy access to Sloane Square and South Kensington tube stations, as well as Chelsea's renowned schools, galleries, boutiques, and excellent restaurants. Despite its central location, Mallord Street maintains a tranquil, residential atmosphere, making it one of the most desirable addresses in SW3.