Set on the charming Pavilion Road, this beautifully reimagined house unfolds across three considered floors, blending the original features of a period building with contemporary design. Recently refurbished throughout, the interiors feel calm and assured, shaped by high ceilings, pale timber floors and a thoughtful openness that allows light to travel from front to back.





The ground floor is given over to living and entertaining, arranged as two interconnected reception spaces. At the rear, an expansive kitchen, dining and sitting room forms the heart of the house, with clean modern cabinetry, integrated appliances and generous proportions suited to everyday life as much as larger gatherings. To the front, a second reception room offers a quieter counterpoint, perfect as a study, media room or more intimate sitting area. Glazed doors open onto a neat terrace, extending the living space in warmer months.





Two well-balanced ensuite bedrooms occupy the first floor, each with built-in storage. The upper level is reserved for the principal suite, a generous and private space with a dressing room and a large bathroom illuminated by rooflights. Throughout, the house has been finished with a confident, contemporary hand, with air-conditioning, modern joinery and understated detailing lending a turnkey ease.





Pavilion Road has evolved into one of Knightsbridge’s most appealing addresses, a village-like enclave of independent cafés, bakeries and small boutiques set between Sloane Street and Brompton Road. Hyde Park is a short walk away, as are the museums of South Kensington, while Harrods and Harvey Nichols sit close by for more established indulgences. Excellent transport links at Knightsbridge and Sloane Square connect effortlessly with the rest of London, yet the street itself retains a sense of neighbourhood calm that feels increasingly rare in the centre of the city.