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A contemporary 5 bedroom apartment on the fourth floor of the Candy and Candy building with Foster Partners on the site of the previous Belgravia Telephone exchange. The building offers contemporary living in one of London's most prestigious conservation areas. The exterior provides a modern counterpart to its elegant Victorian surroundings. Stone forms the discrete façade of the building, giving expression to the recessed glazed cladding. This outer stone façade provides vertical emphasis in keeping with the neighbouring town-houses and provides shading to the glazed horizontal layer behind. Framed screens of vertical rods provide a contemporary solution to privacy and further shade the apartments, while echoing the timber shutters on windows of the adjacent buildings. The central bay at the rear of the building is dramatically pulled out in a sloping element of inclined glass panels, allowing light to flood the apartments and decreasing the visibility of the development to the rear.

The exclusive development offers six large apartments, each with a large terrace or balcony and views over a landscaped garden square. The building is served by advanced security systems and features underground parking accessed by a car lift and hidden behind white glass doors, providing unexpected comfort in a restricted area. Residents also benefit from the highest specification apartments with direct access lifts; a complete smart system; under-floor heating and comfort cooling systems. The immaculate communal areas are also designed for comfort and elegance.

The fourth floor apartment offers lateral living over one floor. With direct lift access and dual aspect views, the apartment comprises a large double reception room over looking Chesham Place, separate study, eat in kitchen with adjoining TV room. The principal suite benefits from his and hers bathrooms, walk in dressing area and large bedroom with balcony access. There are four further bedrooms, two which are en-suite and a large family bathroom.

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