• Tenure: Freehold

• Outside space: Yes

• Parking: Yes

• EPC: D

Key features and description

Impressive six-bedroom corner house with white stucco facade, off-street parking and west-facing conservatory.

Substantial townhouse overlooking the gardens of Onslow Square and Onslow Gardens, close to South Kensington station.

Access to the house is via a wrought iron ground floor security gate, then through the main front door to an large entrance leading to a central staircase hall. This opens onto a generous dining room with high ceilings, flowing through to the kitchen. 

The kitchen has a central island breakfast bar, marble worktops and double French doors leading out to a terrace. This floor also features a utility room, a guest WC and separate street access. 

The lower ground floor offers two bedrooms and two bathrooms, one of them en suite. There is also a convenient second kitchen and a well-proportioned family room with its own French doors giving access to a patio. : The first floor features a pair of connected reception rooms with an ornate cornice, an elegant fireplace and a dual aspect. This floor also features a west-facing sun room with access to two terraces overlooking the gardens of Onslow Square and Onslow Gardens. 

The second floor is entirely occupied by an impressive principal bedroom suite, including bedroom, bathroom and considerable storage space. 

The third floor offers three more bedrooms and a pair of bathrooms, one of them en suite. There are also two rooms on the light-filled half-landings, one a study and the other a reading room. 

The house's tasteful classical interiors have been beautifully maintained. Wooden floors bring a sense of brightness and elegance, while air conditioning in the bedrooms gives added comfort. 

The property has several terraces with wooden decking and enough space for outdoor entertaining. There is also off-street parking for two cars and several outdoor storage vaults. 

Onslow Gardens is a grand collection of streets surrounding a group of garden squares, mostly lined by Victorian townhouses. From here, the restaurants and shops on the Old Brompton Road and the Fulham Road are close.

The square is conveniently positioned for South Kensington Underground station, as well as the neighbourhood's many world-class cultural institutions.