- For Rent
- Weekly Rent of 4,395 GBP
- Build Size: 3,100 ft2
- Land Size: 3,100 ft2
- Property Type: Townhouse
- Bedroom: 5
- Bathroom: 6
A charming period townhouse with fine proportions and elegant architectural style.
This lovely home is well presented and provides flexible accommodation over five floors. With high ceilings and a spacious private garden at the rear, this property is well suited for entertaining. The large double reception room on the ground floor leads into the conservatory, which has an abundance of natural light. The principal bedroom on the first floor is considerably large with plenty of built in storage space. Additionally, four of the five bedrooms are fitted with en-suites.This smart townhouse in the heart of Chelsea is perfect for those seeking an a bright, comfortable home which benefits from plenty of space across each of it's floors.
Oakley Street leads from the Albert Bridge to the Kings Road, and is lined with a mix of white stucco townhouses and red brick mansion blocks. Battersea Park is a short distance away, as well as the celebrated shops and restaurants of Chelsea. The street has been home to numerous historical figures, including musicians like Bob Marley and David Bowie, the footballer George Best, the Russian spy Donald MacLean (one of the Cambridge Five), and the Antarctic explorer Robert Scott.
This lovely home is well presented and provides flexible accommodation over five floors. With high ceilings and a spacious private garden at the rear, this property is well suited for entertaining. The large double reception room on the ground floor leads into the conservatory, which has an abundance of natural light. The principal bedroom on the first floor is considerably large with plenty of built in storage space. Additionally, four of the five bedrooms are fitted with en-suites.This smart townhouse in the heart of Chelsea is perfect for those seeking an a bright, comfortable home which benefits from plenty of space across each of it's floors.
Oakley Street leads from the Albert Bridge to the Kings Road, and is lined with a mix of white stucco townhouses and red brick mansion blocks. Battersea Park is a short distance away, as well as the celebrated shops and restaurants of Chelsea. The street has been home to numerous historical figures, including musicians like Bob Marley and David Bowie, the footballer George Best, the Russian spy Donald MacLean (one of the Cambridge Five), and the Antarctic explorer Robert Scott.
