6 beds, 6 baths, 5 receptions, 6,100 sq. ft, EPC Rating: E

• ✓ 6 bedrooms
• ✓ 5 receptions
• ✓ 6 bathrooms
• ✓ Historic style
• ✓ Balcony
• ✓ Garden
• ✓ Semi-detached
• ✓ Urban location

Cheyne Walk is more than a family home; it is a rare collectible gem, finding something similar in central London is extremely difficult. Fully renovated and designed by the current owners, the house boasts a number of unique features and luxurious rooms.

The house is located behind a green area but offers distant views of the river and the stunning Albert Bridge. One of the best rooms is the impressive first-floor living room with incredible river views and a bar area. Rumor has it that Charles Dickens often visited this house and wrote in this room.

The bespoke kitchen/dining room at the back of the house is bright and spacious, leading to a charming 100-foot long garden with a historic wall.

Extensive leisure and living areas on the lower floors include a superb games room, cinema room, and large indoor pool.

The bedrooms in the house (5/6) include a very spacious master suite that is luxuriously furnished and has impressive views, air conditioning, and underfloor heating in the bathroom.

Cheyne Walk is one of the most historic and prestigious locations in Chelsea, on the north bank of the River Thames. Known for its elegant houses and famous former residents, the street offers a unique atmosphere in the heart of London. Nearby are the charming cafes, boutiques, and galleries of Old Chelsea, as well as the bustling shops and restaurants on King's Road.

The area is superbly connected by transport: Sloane Square and South Kensington underground stations provide access to the District, Circle, and Piccadilly lines. Thames Clipper river routes are also available nearby, offering an alternative route into central London and to Canary Wharf. Nearby are the beautiful open spaces in Battersea Park and Chelsea Physic Garden, making this area one of the most desirable places to live in London.