• Tenure: Leasehold

• Outside space: No

• Parking: Yes

• EPC: B

• Ground rent: £550.00

• Service charge: £10,010.06 per annum. £666.04 per annum.

Key features and description

Set on the fifth floor of this desirable development in the heart of Earls Court, this exceptional two bedroom apartment forms part of Lillie Square and has a private parking space.

Set on the fifth floor of this desirable development in the heart of Earls Court, this exceptional two bedroom apartment forms part of Lillie Square, one of West London's most accomplished recent residential schemes. Lillie Square brings together considered architecture and genuine quality of finish with the comfort and ease expected of a sophisticated SW6 home.

Generous proportions and excellent natural light define the interior, with the expansive open plan kitchen, dining and reception room at its heart. Stretching to over 27 feet in length, this is an outstanding entertaining space, well suited to both everyday living and more formal occasions. 

Both bedrooms are substantial doubles and each benefits from its own en suite bathroom, a configuration that is genuinely difficult to find at this size and lends real flexibility, whether for a couple, a professional sharer arrangement or visiting family.

The overall layout, with bedrooms positioned away from the main living space, offers a real sense of privacy uncommon in apartments of this size, and the elevated fifth floor position brings an additional sense of light and outlook to the home.

Lillie Square occupies a quiet position moments from Earls Court and West Brompton, with Lillie Road's independent shops, cafe's and restaurants on the doorstep. The development itself benefits from beautifully landscaped private gardens, while West Brompton and Earls Court stations both provide swift access across London, with West Brompton in particular offering direct District line and Overground connections.

There is something genuinely rare about this apartment. Two en suite double bedrooms at this size are not something the market produces often, and when it does, it rarely comes with the scale and the light that this fifth floor position offers. The reception room has to be experienced to be understood, this is considered Earls Court living at its best.