Unfolding over 2,555 sq. ft., this three-bedroom property boasts original Georgian features, a southwest-facing garden, and exclusive access to one of Kensington’s finest garden squares. It has a fascinating provenance, as it was once home to Roberto Matta, the celebrated Chilean painter and influential figure in 20th-century abstract and surrealist art.





There are two reception rooms arranged across the ground and first floors, both enjoying verdant vistas, rich herringbone flooring, and elegant fireplaces.





The main reception occupies the first floor, featuring ten-foot-high ceilings and sash windows framing views of Edwardes Square. It is adjoined by a study and a sun-soaked conservatory. On the ground floor, the additional reception overlooks the front garden and is accompanied by a guest bathroom and another study.





The kitchen occupies the lower-ground floor and can accommodate a breakfast station. A formal dining room sits adjacent, opening directly onto the rear garden, ushering in ample natural light and offering a wonderful indoor-outdoor flow for entertaining. This level also includes a further private patio and wine cellar.





The bedrooms are on the second floor, offering comfort and discretion. The principal suite comes with a spacious dressing room.





The entrance hall opens onto a terrace, which steps down to the 56-foot, southwest-facing garden. Residents also benefit from access to the gated, Grade II-listed Edwardes Square, which is steeped in history and offers a lawn tennis court and a children’s play area.





This property holds a prime position on Edwardes Square, moments away from the exceptional offerings of Kensington High Street, the iconic Kyoto Garden, and the Design Museum. Some of London’s best schools, such as St Mary Abbots Primary School and Thomas’s, are within easy reach.