Set in the heart of Belgravia, just off Belgrave Square, this extraordinary house has exceptionally high ceilings and beautifully preserved late-Georgian features. Unfolding over five floors and 3,979 sq. ft, the property has outstanding entertaining spaces, being one of only two terraced houses in Belgravia with a double-volume drawing room.


Built by Thomas Cubbit, who built the East wing of Buckingham Palace in 1842, the house is defined by its period elegance. Entry is to the ground floor, which is entirely open, accommodating an entrance hall, dining room and two drawing rooms, one of which opens on to a west facing terrace. On the first floor lies the second, formal, reception. Doors open from here to another west facing roof terrace. Dual aspect, it is exceptionally impressive, with soaring double-height ceilings, making it perfect for hosting.


On the lower ground floor, the more informal eat-in kitchen is paired with a lovely casual sitting room. An ensuite bedroom, which would make wonderful staff accommodation, and a utility room are also on this level. French doors open to a third, verdant patio from the sitting room.


The three further ensuite bedrooms each have their own floor, ensuring privacy. The principal bedroom is on the third floor and has a walk-in wardrobe and a large bathroom. The bedroom is double-height and barrel vaulted, adding to the sense of grandeur.


Located immediately behind the gardens of Buckingham Palace, this magical house is situated on a short, quiet street protected by private security. It is on the doorstep of Hyde Park and The Green Park and is less than a ten-minute walk from Mayfair; St James's is a fifteen-minute walk, as is Sloane Square and Chelsea in the other direction.