A two-bedroom, two-bathroom, first floor apartment with wooden flooring and air conditioning moments from the King's Road
Description
Situated on the highly sought-after Old Church Street in the heart of Chelsea, this impressive first-floor apartment offers approximately 1,593 sq ft of beautifully presented living accommodation. Featuring an open-plan reception, dining and kitchen area, the property provides ideal space for both entertaining and everyday living. Large sash windows flood the room with natural light, with further benefits of wooden flooring and air conditioning. The kitchen is fitted with integrated appliances, generous storage and a central island, seamlessly connecting to the expansive living space. The apartment further comprises two well-proportioned double bedrooms with fitted wardrobes, complemented by two bathrooms (one en suite). A separate utility room and excellent built-in storage throughout complete the space.
Located within an attractive period building on Chelsea's historic Old Church Street, residents are moments from the restaurants and shops of the King's Road. Excellent transport links are available from Sloane Square and South Kensington Underground Stations. Please note, this property does not permit pets.
This property is managed by the Sloane Stanley Estate. Securing tenancies through the Estate deviates from our standard process and please contact the branch for more information.
Location
Old Church Street is well-located in close proximity to the amenities of the Fulham Road and Kings Road in Chelsea. Transport links are available from South Kensington underground station, served by the District & Circle and Piccadilly lines.
Square Footage: 1,593 sq ft
Additional Info
Holding Deposit : £1,442.31 (1 week)
Deposit Payable : £8,653.85 (6 weeks)
Rent must be paid monthly in advance
Key Stats
Key Stats
Area148 m²
Bedrooms2
Bathrooms2
SubtypeStandard flat
HeatingAsk Agent
Deposit10.083 €
Location
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