Coffee maker: Nespresso Dining table Hangers Indoor fireplace: gas Dishwasher Miele refrigerator Drying rack for clothing Bed linens Dishes and silverware Freezer Toaster Shower gel Cleaning products Hot water kettle Ethernet connection 50" HDTV with Apple TV Disney+ Roku Amazon Prime Video Netflix Bathtub Extra pillows and blankets Dedicated workspace Microwave Central heating Paid street parking off premises Private entrance Room-darkening shades Iron First aid kit Hair dryer Kitchen Smoke alarm Free washer – In unit Trash compactor Hot water Carbon monoxide alarm Laundromat nearby Clothing storage: closet Coffee Luggage dropoff allowed Conditioner Free dryer – In unit Books and reading material Miele oven Blender Long term stays allowed Shampoo Wine glasses Body soap Cooking basics Miele induction stove Essentials Fast wifi – 299 Mbps Sound system with Bluetooth and aux
Stunning 1 bed flat moments from Sloane Square
The apartment spans the second floor (no lift) of what was once a Victorian house. Noticeably Victorian on the outside, in a red brick style classic of the era and modern on the inside whilst maintaining many period features. <br /><br />Just a few minutes walk to Sloane Square and the King’s road - two of London’s most prestigious destinations for shopping, restaurants, night life and wonderful art galleries.  <br /><br />While close to all the action the apartment is situated in a peaceful tree-lined street.<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />The apartment has been recently renovated to a very high standard. The interior is stylish and modern and has wonderfully bright rooms throughout. The large bay window in the lounge overlooks the tree lined communal gardens. The ceilings are over 3 meters high with ornate cornice and there is a working gas fireplace which creates a very cozy atmosphere during the winter. The traditional sash windows are beautiful and let in a lot of natural light.
Sloane Square is home to one of London's best theatres for new writing (The Royal Court) and nearby is one of London's best independent bookshops (John Sandoe). Oh and if you like high-end shopping then Sloane Street will be your mecca!<br /><br />In the 1960s, Chelsea's Kings Road was the stomping ground for the hippest young things in town. Nowadays, the area is more conservative in its reputation - you'll share the immaculate pavements with affluent business people from around the world and plenty of blow-dried ladies of leisure. It attracts this set for good reason - it's very central and the period houses that line the streets are charming.