Rare on the market, this beautifully presented Grade II-listed four-bedroom family home offers bright, well-designed accommodation spread over five floors. It overlooks a beautifully maintained, paved garden with a west-facing orientation. This exceptional home, on a corner plot, features generous width on all levels, particularly in the magnificent ground-floor living room, as well as a large conservatory on the lower level, providing unrivaled space for family living and entertaining.

Another unique feature is that it is the only house on Halsey Street with a full brick façade on the third floor, rather than a traditional attic extension, enhancing both the space and the architectural significance. The house was previously owned by Elizabeth David, one of Britain's most influential food writers. She brought the flavors, techniques, and visual language of continental cooking to national cuisine, inspiring renowned chefs such as Albert and Michel Roux, Rick Stein, and others.

Halsey Street is a particularly attractive and unusually wide residential street running between Milner Street and Cadogan Street. It's exceptionally quiet, yet ideally located equidistant from Sloane Square, South Kensington, and Knightsbridge, providing quick access to world-class restaurants, boutiques, galleries, and transport links.