One of only eleven houses in the development, number seven is one of the largest and sits prominently in the centre of the courtyard, leading directly into the landscaped communal gardens. This property presents an opportunity to acquire a piece of local history. The property was original built in the late 19th century by the reverend Derwent Coleridge as part of a college to supply well trained teachers to teach the masses. The college was later merged with King's College London, part of University of London.

Completed in 2003, the Kings Chelsea development was renowned for its high specification and amenities including secure parking (available by separate negotiation), residents gym, spa and swimming pool. In addition, there is a tennis court and 24 hour security and concierge services.

The accommodation for number 7 is versatile and will appeal to any party seeking a substantial home that balances scale and elegance with discretion and privacy.

The house includes air cooling, a private patio and a wonderful sense of natural light throughout. The vast wall spaces provide a wonderful opportunity to proudly display a fine art collection.

The accommodation comprises a reception room, dining room, kitchen, five double bedrooms, five en suite bathrooms, guest cloakroom plus a spacious loft space.

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