This exceptional Georgian townhouse, located on Chelsea's most famous embankment, dates back to 1760 and has been masterfully reimagined for modern family living. Behind its attractive façade lies a home of grand proportions with a large private garden and the original stable house, now seamlessly integrated, creating a rare and wonderfully flexible home in London with a double garage.

The main house has been meticulously redesigned and offers six double bedrooms serviced by a lift, while the standalone stable house features two additional bedrooms and independent living space. The stables can be accessed directly from the garden or via a hidden underground passage from the main house, providing both easy connection and complete privacy.

The ceiling heights are impressive throughout, and the principal reception rooms enjoy uninterrupted views over the River Thames towards Albert Bridge. The house is set behind a gated front garden, further protected by the communal gardens of Chelsea Embankment.

The ground floor is designed with family life and entertaining in mind: a large dining room occupies the front of the house, while at the rear, there is a spacious kitchen with dining space by fbc, which opens onto the beautiful 55-foot landscaped garden through glass folding doors.

Cheyne Walk is one of the most sought-after addresses in London, a historic terrace with some of the finest houses in Chelsea. Number 23 is one of the few that combines a garden of this scale with a detached stable dwelling and secure parking, which is rarely found by the river. The King's Road is only 0.4 miles away, Sloane Square tube station is 0.8 miles, and Battersea Heliport is 1.3 miles, making the house central to Chelsea life.