3 rooms flat of 298m² in London

Set on the first floor with lift access, this flat offers well-proportioned interiors throughout. Entering the flat on the first floor, a bright kitchen/reception room opens onto one of two front balconies through French doors, with wood flooring extending across the space and pendant lighting adding a contemporary touch. Fitted units line both walls, complemented by an island with an integrated sink, while decorative cornicing frames the ceiling above. A separate reception room lies beyond, its three tall windows overlooking greenery and filling the room with light. Wooden floors, ornate ceiling mouldings and pendant lighting continue the considered design established elsewhere on this floor. Bedroom one is well-proportioned, benefiting from a run of built-in wardrobes along one wall, a large window and a pendant light fixture, all set beneath decorative crown moulding. Bedroom two similarly offers built-in storage, with a striped blind dressing its window and a traditional-style radiator beneath. A further room provides additional flexible space, with a large window and neutral décor throughout. This level is served by two bathrooms. One features a freestanding bath, double vanity with vessel sinks and stone tiling, while the other includes a glass-enclosed shower, a wall-mounted vanity and a heated towel rail, both finished with tiling throughout. Decorative ceiling mouldings and cornicing recur throughout the flat, adding a refined architectural character in keeping with the building's period façade. The property includes two balconies to the front, both edged with ornate wrought-iron railings and overlooking the tree-lined street below. Cranley Gardens is an attractive residential street in South Kensington, lined with pale-brick terraces. Gloucester Road and South Kensington underground stations are both within easy reach, providing excellent transport links. Fulham Road and Old Brompton Road offer an array of upmarket boutiques, restaurants and cafes nearby, while the Natural History Museum, the Victoria and Albert Museum and the Science Museum are all a short walk away. Hyde Park is also within easy reach, offering further green space close by.