House For Sale £5,000,000
Chester Square, London

38 Chester Square is a glamorous home, combining formality and splendour with dramatic reception space and four generous bedroom suites. Of particular note, the property offers a handsome entrance hall with sweeping staircase; a glorious ground floor dining room and library; a magnificent south facing first floor drawing room with two sets of French windows opening out onto an ornamental balcony. The second floor includes an indulgent and beautiful principal en suite bedroom and a further en suite bedroom (or sitting room/ dressing room). There is also a single garage and store room held on the same lease and accessed from Boscobel Place to the rear. The property has views towards the beautiful gardens of Chester Square and is located on the north side of this sought after address.

Chester Square is located in the heart of Belgravia,
immediately to the south of Eaton Square. It is one of the most highly regarded garden squares in prime central London with its famous white stucco fronted terraces, and large expanse of private lawned gardens, enjoyed exclusively by the residents of the square.

Belgravia was built almost entirely on the ‘Five
Fields’, part of land acquired by Sir Thomas Grosvenor in 1677 on his marriage to the heiress
Mary Davies. James Wyatt prepared an early plan for the family to develop the area in the 18th century, and Thomas Cubitt, the famous architect, conceived the detail of these distinctive grand houses, including beautiful Chester Square,
between 1820?1840. St Michael’s Church, opposite
38 Chester Square, was commissioned in 1846.

This exquisite garden square has a large number of exclusive specialist shops and restaurants in neighbouring Elizabeth Street and Eccleston Street.
Also, very nearby are the international designer labels of Sloane Square and Sloane Street, and the galleries and antique shops of Pimlico Road.
The gardens and tennis court of Belgrave Square
are on the door step, which residents can use, subject to certain conditions laid down by the Grosvenor Estate.