Secluded homes in the heart of London are unusual and provide an oasis of calm for residents, offering an escape from the hustle and bustle of the city as well being less conspicuous if the property is left empty for long periods of time.
These homes can also prove to be a good investment, this year prime central London price growth has become concentrated in the very core locations of Mayfair, Chelsea, Belgravia and Knightsbridge. Chelsea in particular is one of the big performers with prices rising 128% in the last eight years and up 33% since peak. Plus, values in prime central London are forecast to continue their rise, increasing 24.3% to end 2017.
If you're looking to buy a city home that you can lock up and leave with complete peace of mind, get in touch with our Knightsbridge, Chelsea and Residential Development teams or have a closer look at the properties below.
Chelsea Galleries, SW3
Behind the unassuming facade of 183, the King's Road, lie four townhouses and three apartments each with its own courtyard garden and access to underground parking. Once the original home of the Chelsea Arts Club and Art School, Chelsea Galleries is now a boutique development and provides the perfect opportunity for those looking for a bit of privacy within walking distance of Chelsea's main attractions.
Bolton Studios, SW10
Discreetly hidden behind a grand Chelsea terrace, a r ow of artists studios has been regenerated by developers and transformed into a selection of one and two bed luxury apartments, complete with a 24 hour concierge service, to form Bolton Studios, inconspicuously nestled in one of London's most prestigious residential addresses. It provides the rare combination of privacy and convenience - the perfect pied-а-terre.
Chelsea Cottage, SW10
Unusual properties can also appeal to buyers looking for a 'trophy' home that offers something different to the traditional city bolt hole. Chelsea Cottage, available with our Knightsbridge office provides just that.
This two storey house, located between the King's Road and Fulham Road, is completely hidden from view at street level. Only the front door is visible from Fernshaw Road where you enter into a long, narrow picture gallery. This leads into the main house, which sits far back from the main road and has a large open plan living area, four bedrooms and a patio terrace.
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