House For Rent £24,917
Four/five bedroom family home with south-facing terrace on a historic street close to the King’s Road
Entering the house on the ground floor, the front hall leads through to the dining room. This is a grand space with high ceilings, tall windows, and a carved marble fireplace. In addition, this floor contains a study with elegant inbuilt shelving units, as well as a gym.
The lower ground floor is centred on a spacious kitchen with a central island and an informal eating area. A passageway leads through to the utility room, as well as offering separate street access. In addition, this floor contains a family room that communicates with the kitchen, a guest loo, and an additional bathroom.
The first floor is mostly occupied by an impressive double reception room with French doors opening out onto the balcony and beautiful moulding on the ceiling. On the far side is a second room that could be used for smaller-scale entertaining.
The second floor contains a generous principal bedroom with ensuite bathroom, as well as second bedroom, also ensuite. The third floor offers two more bedrooms and two more ensuite bathrooms. In addition, the property benefits from air conditioning throughout.
The house is Grade II listed, with a white stucco ground floor and portico. It includes a south facing first-floor balcony with enough space for outdoor seating. 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 within walking distance, 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.
Entering the house on the ground floor, the front hall leads through to the dining room. This is a grand space with high ceilings, tall windows, and a carved marble fireplace. In addition, this floor contains a study with elegant inbuilt shelving units, as well as a gym.
The lower ground floor is centred on a spacious kitchen with a central island and an informal eating area. A passageway leads through to the utility room, as well as offering separate street access. In addition, this floor contains a family room that communicates with the kitchen, a guest loo, and an additional bathroom.
The first floor is mostly occupied by an impressive double reception room with French doors opening out onto the balcony and beautiful moulding on the ceiling. On the far side is a second room that could be used for smaller-scale entertaining.
The second floor contains a generous principal bedroom with ensuite bathroom, as well as second bedroom, also ensuite. The third floor offers two more bedrooms and two more ensuite bathrooms. In addition, the property benefits from air conditioning throughout.
The house is Grade II listed, with a white stucco ground floor and portico. It includes a south facing first-floor balcony with enough space for outdoor seating. 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 within walking distance, 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.
