This beautifully designed and thoughtfully crafted studio is located on the lower ground floor of an attractive building with a white stucco brick facade in the prestigious Pimlico Grid area. The apartment has its own private entrance. The space is designed to maximize space and functionality, offering a bright and welcoming living area with excellent storage and a hidden pull-down bed, making it easy to convert the room for daytime living and sleeping. The well-equipped kitchen is fitted with a breakfast bar, providing a practical dining space, while the modern shower room boasts a stylish and contemporary finish.

Cambridge Street is at the heart of Pimlico, known for its elegant garden squares, period architecture, and village atmosphere. Residents enjoy an excellent selection of local amenities nearby, including independent cafés, restaurants, delis, supermarkets, and boutiques on Cambridge Street, Warwick Way, Wilton Road, and Tachbrook Street. The popular Tachbrook Street Market and the riverside walks of the Thames are also easily accessible.

Excellent transport links: within walking distance are the Victoria and Pimlico underground stations, providing access to the Victoria, District, and Circle lines, as well as Victoria Station rail services. Numerous bus routes also operate on the surrounding streets, providing convenient connections across central London.

The terraced houses on this street were built starting in 1835, designed by Thomas Cubitt, a prolific Victorian master responsible for the creation of Pimlico, much of Belgravia, and the east facade of Buckingham Palace. Like much of Cubitt’s work, the original houses on Cambridge Street are built in a classic style, characterized by brick with stucco overlay, making them so recognizable.