This beautifully reimagined lateral apartment has been carefully composed to create something both elegant and deeply comfortable. Set across the upper floors of a handsome red-brick building, the apartment unfolds with a natural rhythm, each space subtly connected yet distinct in character.





The reception room is the centrepiece. A wide splayed bay draws in soft garden light through three sash windows, framing leafy views across the communal square. A French door opens onto a private terrace, extending the room outward in the warmer months. High ceilings, intricate cornicing and a fireplace anchor the space, while the flow continues upwards via a gentle set of steps into the dining room, creating a sense of occasion between the two areas.





The kitchen sits just beyond, fully bespoke and thoughtfully designed, with marble splashbacks, a breakfast bar and French doors leading out to a second terrace. A separate study or library branches off from the main living space, offering a more intimate retreat.





Three bedrooms are arranged across the plan, each with its own outlook and sense of privacy. The principal suite occupies its own floor, complete with a generous ensuite bathroom and excellent storage, giving it the feel of a self-contained sanctuary. Two further bedrooms share a well-appointed bathroom, both finished in keeping with the apartment’s cohesive design language.





The outdoor offering is exceptional, with a rare combination of a roof terrace, two balconies and access to the residents’ garden square. The views across Bramham Gardens are uninterrupted and verdant, lending a calm, almost pastoral quality to the setting despite its central location.





Recently remodelled and interior designed throughout, the apartment is presented in turnkey condition, with a considered palette, high-quality materials and a consistency of finish that runs from room to room. A lift serves the building, and residents’ permit parking is available.





Bramham Gardens remains one of Earl’s Court’s most quietly impressive addresses, centred around its private communal garden and characterised by handsome period architecture. From here, the cafés and restaurants of Earl’s Court Road are moments away, while Gloucester Road and South Kensington offer a broader mix of culture and dining. The green expanses of Kensington Gardens and Holland Park are within easy reach, and excellent transport links connect the area swiftly to the rest of London.