Location

Cheyne Row is a historic street closely linked to some of Britain's most notable literary and artistic figures. Developed in the early 18th century on land owned by the Cheyne family, it reflects Chelsea's emergence as a fashionable riverside suburb for affluent residents. The street is perhaps best known as the home of Victorian writer and philosopher Thomas Carlyle, who lived at No. 24 from 1834 until his death in 1881.

Today, Cheyne Row is perfectly positioned with the Thames Embankment to the south and the world famous King's Road to the north, with its excellent range of restaurants and shops

Description

Having remained in the same ownership since 2004, this is a rare opportunity to acquire an elegant four-bedroom Grade II listed house in the highly sought-after Old Chelsea. This classic Georgian terrace offers substantial scope for full renovation and refurbishment, giving an incoming purchaser the chance to create a home perfectly tailored to their own vision.

Of particular note, the property benefits from a larger-than-average garden with a sunny westerly aspect, ideal for outdoor entertaining and family living. With generous room proportions throughout, the house offers exceptional potential to become a stunning residence on one of Chelsea's most historic and desirable streets.