An exceptionally bright three-bedroom apartment on the fourth floor (with elevator) with an optimal layout. The impressive entrance hall naturally separates the guest area from the bedrooms, providing privacy and ideal space for both official receptions and everyday life.

The kitchen/breakfast room has double doors leading to a double-height room with magnificent views of the gardens and tennis courts of Burton Court. The master bedroom is equipped with a shower room and a dressing room with underfloor heating, as well as a view of the gardens below. Bedroom 3 is also a double and is located opposite the family bathroom. Both bedrooms are lit by the morning sun. Bedroom 2 is well separated from the master bedroom and has its own shower room, which can also be accessed from the hall, allowing it to serve as a guest toilet.

The maintenance of the block is handled by several porters who work in the central building where this apartment is located. There is also a local porter. The common gardens of Burton Court belong to the Royal Hospital, and access can be obtained by applying directly to the hospital. The gardens have three tennis courts that can be booked and a cricket field that is regularly used in the summer months. There is also a separate dog area, and this is one of the few shared gardens where dogs are allowed to run off-leash.

250 acres of Battersea Park are also just a few minutes' walk across the Chelsea Bridge. Burton Court is considered one of the most prestigious porter-serviced residences in Chelsea, SW3. Nearby are Sloane Square and all the surrounding shops, restaurants, and amenities, including Pavilion Road, making this location superb. Just a few minutes' walk away is the artisan shopping street on Pimlico Road, and a little further is Elizabeth Street. The famous Kings Road is also nearby, as are all the services of Sloane Street and Knightsbridge.

The apartment offers a magnificent view of the Royal Hospital, built by Sir Christopher Wren in 1681 to house retired soldiers, one of London's most beautiful buildings.