5 rooms house of 361m² in London

The PropertyBright and beautiful house with large living spaces and light-filled interiors close to London’s cultural heartlandStepping into the house on the ground floor, the entrance hall opens onto an impressive dining room. High ceilings and a broad bay window bring added light into this space, while double doors flow through to the kitchen at the rear.The kitchen is another generous space, with an informal breakfast area and an overhead skylight filling the room with brightness. French doors lead out into the garden, while a guest WC and storage space complete this level.The lower ground floor offers a well-proportioned reception room with bifolding doors giving opening onto the garden. It also offers a bedroom with an ensuite bathroom, a utility room and second bathroom, separate street access and additional storage.The first floor is almost entirely occupied by an impressive double reception room. South-west facing French doors give access to the front balcony and offer beautiful views of the garden square. The rear morning room is illuminated by a wide window and skylight, and this floor also features a home office.The second floor features the principal bedroom suite, including bedroom, bathroom with a bath, and dressing room on the half-landing. The third floor features three more bedrooms and two more bathrooms, one of them ensuite.The house is decorated in a sophisticated style and presented in good condition. The interiors blend classical and contemporary details to create spacious and refined rooms.The property includes a rear garden with a paved area for outdoor entertaining. Residents also have access to the garden square, with its mixtures of lawns, pathways and planted borders. The NeighbourhoodBrompton Square is a historic address lined with listed houses. It has been home to numerous cultural figures, including several celebrated Victorian actors, the novelist E. F. Benson and the poet Stephane Mallarmé.From here, South Kensington underground station is a short walk away, while Knightsbridge station is also close. Furthermore, the neighbourhood’s many world-class cultural institutions are within easy reach, along with the open spaces of Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens.