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Entering the house on the first floor, the front door opens directly onto a generous double reception room. This includes a seating area, a pair of double French doors opening onto the terrace, and a dining room with inbuilt shelving.
Next door is a fitted kitchen, with a corridor leading towards two bedrooms. Both bedrooms have inbuilt storage and south-facing windows for added brightness. They share a bathroom.
The property includes a terrace running the width of the reception room. In addition, residents have access to the communal garden square opposite.
Wilton Crescent is a beautiful terrace of Georgian housing in the heart of Belgravia. It was built by Thomas Cundy II, estate surveyor for the Grosvenor family, in the early nineteenth century. The houses are faced in Portland stone and overlook a garden square.
The street has been home to many celebrated politicians, including Lord Mountbatten, the last Viceroy of India. From here, the restaurants, shops and underground station of Knightsbridge are close. In addition, the open spaces of Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens are a short walk away.
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Description
Two bedroom flat with opulent interiors and communal garden access on one of Londons grandest streetsEntering the house on the first floor, the front door opens directly onto a generous double reception room. This includes a seating area, a pair of double French doors opening onto the terrace, and a dining room with inbuilt shelving.
Next door is a fitted kitchen, with a corridor leading towards two bedrooms. Both bedrooms have inbuilt storage and south-facing windows for added brightness. They share a bathroom.
The property includes a terrace running the width of the reception room. In addition, residents have access to the communal garden square opposite.
Wilton Crescent is a beautiful terrace of Georgian housing in the heart of Belgravia. It was built by Thomas Cundy II, estate surveyor for the Grosvenor family, in the early nineteenth century. The houses are faced in Portland stone and overlook a garden square.
The street has been home to many celebrated politicians, including Lord Mountbatten, the last Viceroy of India. From here, the restaurants, shops and underground station of Knightsbridge are close. In addition, the open spaces of Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens are a short walk away.
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