This elegant townhouse is located in one of London’s most prestigious addresses, Wilton Crescent. Sprawling across six floors and nearly 6,400 sq.ft with three terraces, this is an exceptionally rare-to-the market find. The property is perfect for entertaining with a grand dining room and a first-floor reception room with soaring 10 ft ceilings, finished with original cornicing and period features. Large sash windows flood the space with natural light and frame charming views of the Crescent. The spacious eat-in family kitchen lies on the lower ground floor and opens directly onto the pretty garden. The rooftop terrace offers an additional outdoor space, perfect for entertaining. Six beautifully proportioned bedrooms are complemented by six elegant bathrooms. The primary suite is full of period details and is characterised by its expansive size. While the house is in good condition, some updating would allow a new owner to put their own stamp on the property. This home is steeped in history, having been part of the original 1821 Belgravia plan by the Grosvenor family. Constructed in 1827 by Thomas Cubitt and W.H. Seth-Smith, the property’s historical significance is further enhanced by its connection to Lord Mountbatten, the Duke of Edinburgh’s uncle, who leased this property while living next door. Wilton Crescent is one of London’s most exclusive addresses. Located in the heart of Belgravia, the beautiful Grade II-listed Georgian homes are impeccably located and benefit from having some of the capital’s best restaurants and shops on the doorstep. Hyde Park and Knightsbridge are moments away as are the internationally renowned art galleries and shops on Sloane Street and the Kings Road.