Chelsea Square is perhaps the most prestigious garden square in Chelsea. It has existed for over 200 years and was originally known as Trafalgar Square, but was later renamed to avoid confusion with the more famous square of the same name. In the early twentieth century, it was significantly redeveloped by the Cadogan estate. Since then, it has become home to many prominent families who value its spacious, impressive homes, convenient parking, and private communal gardens.

This property has been in the same family for over fifty years and enjoys a superb location on the quieter west side of the terrace, directly opposite the entrance to the gardens. The house has largely retained its original layout, and since it is not a listed building, there is considerable scope for expansion and modification to suit the needs of the next family.

Off-street parking is available on a private driveway to the rear of the house, as well as in a large integral garage, which often forms part of a new large kitchen surrounding a private patio.