A handsome period end of terrace townhouse situated on this quiet Chelsea street, spread across four floors. Carefully refurbished to create light, balanced spaces with a quietly contemporary finish, the property also retains its original character. On the lower ground floor lies a self contained apartment featuring kitchen and reception flow naturally into one another, linked by warm wooden flooring and white cabinetry that keeps the space bright. Glazed doors lead through to a bedroom beneath a glass roof vault, filling the room with daylight and opening onto the garden. A bathroom and a small patio sit just off the reception, making this level ideal as a guest suite. The ground floor is more formal, arranged as a pair of elegant reception rooms used for dining and sitting. Dual-aspect windows bring in plenty of light, including a bay window at the front, and there are two fireplaces. A kitchen sits discreetly behind these rooms leading out to a landscaped low maintanance garden; a powder room completes this level. Upstairs, the first floor holds three bedrooms. The principal, softly toned and generous in size, shares a family bathroom with the second bedroom, while a third has its own ensuite. Above, the converted loft offers a further bedroom, while the landing opens onto a private roof terrace, which is a sheltered spot for evening drinks or a morning coffee among the chimneys of Chelsea. The garden has been designed for easy upkeep, with paving, wrought-iron detailing and space for a dining table or a cluster of potted trees. Nestled in the heart of Chelsea’s sought-after Lots Village, this beautifully presented property on Burnaby Street offers a rare opportunity to own a home moments from the River Thames and King’s Road. Situated moments from the newly developed Lots Road Powerstation the area combines the charm of period architecture with the energy of modern riverside living.