Located on the second floor with elevator access, this impressive 1,722-square-foot apartment offers generous space and natural light. Elegant living and dining areas, finished with Versailles-style flooring, flow seamlessly into a semi-open kitchen, neatly divided by a wall with openings on each side. The Boffi kitchen features Miele appliances, custom cabinetry, and stone countertops, creating a sophisticated and contemporary look. Herringbone parquet flooring runs throughout the kitchen and bedrooms, unifying the space into a single, sophisticated composition.

The main living area opens onto two private balconies, offering an inviting open-plan space. The master bedroom is spacious, with ample storage and a luxurious bathroom, complemented by two other double bedrooms and two additional bathrooms, all finished to an exceptional standard.

The apartment is equipped with Lutron lighting and a Sonos music system throughout, offering impeccable comfort and modern convenience. High ceilings, elegant cornices, wood paneling, and double-glazed windows and balcony doors combine elegance with contemporary craftsmanship.

Meticulously crafted in every detail, this exceptional apartment is part of Empire House, a sought-after building with a porter's lodge on North Terrace, ideally located within easy reach of South Kensington and Knightsbridge. Empire House is an iconic structure built between 1909 and 1916, originally serving as the headquarters of the Continental Tyre & Rubber Company. Situated at the intersection of Brompton Road and Thurloe Place, the building boasts commanding views of the Victoria and Albert Museum.

The building has consistently attracted a loyal following due to its close proximity to local transport, including South Kensington Underground station (Piccadilly, District and Circle lines) just 0.2 miles away and Knightsbridge Underground station (Piccadilly line) 0.5 miles away.