A home shaped by light and ritual.
Occupying the entire first floor of an elegant redbrick mansion block, this lateral apartment enjoys a rare private balcony overlooking the plane trees of Royal Avenue. The plan is unmistakably modern: open living, clean sightlines, and a sense of width rarely found at this level of the building.
A fully fitted Bulthaup kitchen anchors the reception space, with two generous double bedrooms, a gallery-like corridor, and a home office nook arranged for practical city living. Bathrooms are finished in stone and matte metalwork with a restrained, gallery-standard palette.
Porter and lift service add convenience without intrusion. For buyers seeking a Chelsea pied-à-terre with lateral proportions, private outdoor space, and interiors that feel composed rather than decorated, this is a rare Chelsea instruction.
