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Presented in immaculate order, this stunning maisonette is situated on the first and second floors and benefits its own private entrance. Boasting a wealth of natural light, the well-proportioned reception reveals the original parquet wooden floors. The open plan eat in kitchen allows for excellent storage as well as the ideal space to entertain. The second floor comprises master bedroom with wooden floors as well as an en suite shower room. The two further bedrooms with wooden floors as well as a further bathroom with a free-standing bath. Renowned through London’s swinging 1960’s Chelsea was the centrepiece for alternative culture and arts. Artists have always loved the area and previous residents have included Dante Gabriel Rossetti, J. M. W. Turner, James McNeill Whistler and James Webb to name but a few. The area now has some of the most affluent and high-profile residents with Chelsea boasting some of the most beautiful and attractive period properties in Prime Central London. True to its origins in art, The Saatchi Gallery is now based in the cosmopolitan, pedestrianised shopping at Duke of York Square moments from Sloane Square on the infamous King’s Road. The area further boasts some of the finest dining and restaurants include The Ivy Garden, La Famiglia as well as the Michelin-starred Bibendum.