Entire Historic Townhouse Comprising of Two Self Contained Apartments

TWO APARTMENTS IN A SINGLE CENTRAL LONDON TOWNHOUSE

This elegant historic London townhouse offers the rare opportunity to stay across two beautifully finished, self-contained apartments within the same historic London townhouse, providing comfort, privacy and flexibility in one of the capital’s most desirable and posh central neighbourhoods.

Designed by the renowned Georgian architect Sir Thomas Cubitt, the house features the high ceilings, tall sash windows and refined proportions that define this part of Central London and give the home its unmistakably English character.

The property comfortably accommodates families or groups who appreciate having defined spaces across different levels. The upper apartment spans multiple floors and offers three well-proportioned bedrooms and generous living areas, while the lower ground garden apartment provides a separate luxury studio retreat with its own private entrance, open-plan kitchen and a beautifully finished spa-style bathroom.

The two apartments are not internally connected, which many guests value, as it allows different generations, couples or families to enjoy time together while retaining privacy and independence.

The townhouse is located on a quiet residential street in Central London, Zone 1, placing you quite literally in the heart of the capital while remaining calm and residential. London Victoria Station is just a ten-minute walk away and is one of the city’s most important transport hubs, offering direct trains to Gatwick Airport, national rail connections across England, the London Underground (subway), and Victoria Coach Station, which many guests use for comfortable day trips to destinations such as the Cotswolds.

Sloane Square Tube station, in the very heart of Chelsea, is only a twelve-minute walk away. Many visitors recognise Chelsea from television series such as Made in Chelsea, and the area remains one of London’s most fashionable and desirable neighbourhoods, known for its boutiques, cafés, galleries and restaurants.

Guests consistently comment on how much they enjoy the surrounding neighbourhood itself. Pimlico Road is just a five-minute walk and feels like a village street in the heart of the city, with its daily market, antique shops, independent boutiques, luxury delis, cafés, traditional pubs and excellent local restaurants.

Elizabeth Street, in the heart of Belgravia, is a seven-minute walk and is frequently mentioned in guest reviews for its florists, bakeries, cafés and elegant London atmosphere. Many visitors recognise the area from recent period dramas such as Belgravia and Belgravia: The Next Chapter, which capture the architecture, atmosphere and layered history of the neighbourhood particularly well.

The River Thames is only a two-minute walk away and offers one of London’s most beautiful riverside settings. Guests enjoy walking along the river, taking the Uber Boat to Greenwich Market, or crossing to Battersea Park and Battersea Power Station, now home to a collection of luxury shops, restaurants and cafés.

For shopping, Sloane Street and the area around Sloane Square are within a fifteen-minute walk, placing world-famous names such as Cartier, Dior and Christian Louboutin firmly within walking distance of the house.

Cultural highlights are equally accessible. The Victoria Palace Theatre, home to Hamilton, is approximately a twelve-minute walk, and the Royal Court Theatre on Sloane Square is also nearby, offering world-class contemporary theatre.

Everyday convenience is excellent, with three major supermarkets within a ten-minute walk, a luxury food deli within five minutes, and an exceptional choice of restaurants, pubs and bars all within easy walking distance, making the property particularly convenient for longer stays and group travel.

Once booked, guests receive my personally curated local guide, something that is repeatedly mentioned as a highlight in reviews. It allows families and groups to plan their stay together well in advance, combining London’s major sights with local favourites that visitors often miss. This is a neighbourhood I know intimately and care about deeply — my family has lived in this part of London for generations — and that long connection to Pimlico and Belgravia is reflected in the way the home is cared for and the experience offered to guests.

Minimum stay requirements apply.