This voluminous apartment of approximately 1,874 sqft is ideally arranged over the Raised Ground and Lower Ground floors of this handsome red-brick building on Draycott Place, a short walk to Sloane Square and the Kings Road.

The day to day living is on the ground floor with 3.5m ceilings and a central hall with coat cupboards and guest cloakroom, that links the fabulous reception room to the kitchen/dining room.

The reception room is south facing with a large bay window which combined with the ceiling heights, deliver wonderful light and volume. The Kitchen and dining room is open plan, also with a bay window delivering wonderful amounts of light. A door leads from the kitchen onto a demised terrace ideal for dining outside in the summer months.

Stairs lead down to a central landing leading to the bedrooms. The principal bedroom is very generous with a dressing room and plenty of wardrobes, as well as an en suite bathroom. There are also double doors that open to a second terrace.

The second bedroom is also a large double bedroom with en suite bathroom and plenty of storage space.

The specific position of No.48 is unique, being one house in from the end of terrace. This gives a much more open aspect than almost all the other buildings and a longer view to the south, down Draycott Avenue to Coulson Street. This gives much more light, particularly in the lower ground floor, without compormising the Feng Shui.

Situated in the heart of Chelsea, Draycott Place runs between Cadogan Gardens and Sloane Avenue and is only a short walk to the Kings Road and Chelsea Green.

There are a plethora of international shops, bars and restaurants in the immediate vicinity of the Kings Road, Sloane Street. The hugely popular Pavilion Road is at the end of the street and the nearest underground station is Sloane Square (Circle and District Lines).

There is a terrace directly off the kitchen making an ideal spot to enjoy 'alfresco' summer dining and a second terrace is accessed via double doors off the principal bedroom.