1 bed flat for sale

Eardley Crescent, London SW5

Built in 1863, this apartment on Eardley Crescent has been meticulously restored to honour the architectural character and craftsmanship of its period. Original features have been preserved wherever possible, while lost details have been carefully recreated from nineteenth-century precedents, including plaster overdoors, mouldings, cornices and joinery.

The period-led approach continues throughout the home. The bathroom features handmade glazed Victorian tiles, traditional garlands and egg-and-dart mouldings, complemented by Carrara marble that echoes the original drawing room fireplace. The kitchen combines Victorian tiles, reclaimed brass fittings, a Belfast sink, marble worktops and painted timber cabinetry, with reclaimed 1860s door furniture adding further authenticity.

Outside

Beyond the interiors lies one of the property’s greatest luxuries: A genuine private garden. Not a paved courtyard or terrace, but a true garden with an open lawn, mature planting and a carefully composed landscape inspired by the British wild garden tradition. White hydrangeas, camellias and flowering cherry provide year-round interest, while the planting palette was designed to complement the adjoining Victorian greenhouse.

Situation

Situated within the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, the apartment combines this remarkable sense of tranquillity with exceptional connectivity. Earl’s Court Underground Station provides direct access to Heathrow Airport, the West End, Westminster, the City and beyond, while the museums of South Kensington, King’s Road, Kensington High Street, Holland Park, Kensington Gardens and Chelsea Embankment all become part of everyday life

Property Ref Number:

Ham-66732

Additional Information

Ultimately, this is far more than a beautifully restored Victorian apartment. It is an opportunity to inhabit a carefully preserved piece of London’s architectural history, where architecture, craftsmanship, landscape and location come together to create an increasingly rare way of living in the heart of Prime Central London