Chester Square, Belgravia, London, SW1W

A grand and imposing Grade II Listed house, with exceptional proportions and volume with views over this highly sought-after garden square.

Upon entering the grandeur and quality of this house is immediately evident, with a lovely sweeping staircase and a spacious dining room sat off the entrance hall. On the ground floor sits a spacious kitchen with the adjoining dining room and a separate office which is quietly set to the rear of the building, in addition to the guest loo and lift which takes you from the lower ground floor to the third floor. The original first floor double drawing room spans the width and depth of the building with beautifully maintained cornice work and working fireplaces. The spacious principle bedrooms occupies the second floor with six further double bedrooms with three bathrooms. In the lower ground floor alongside the staff or guest flat is a superb utility room.

Chester Square is one of Belgravia’s most sought after and valued garden squares, having been built and beautifully maintained by the Grosvenor Family in the early 19th century. Designed by the revered Thomas Cubitt and named after the city Chester, which is the nearest city to the Grosvenor’s ancestral family home, Eaton Hall, this square was built with care and is a celebration of grand Victorian architecture.