Flat 3, 93, Onslow Square, London, SW7 3LU

Occupying part of the ground floor of a Grade ii-listed stucco fronted townhouse dating from the mid-19th century, this elegant apartment enjoys one of the area’s most sought-after positions.

Approached through a traditional private entrance, the building makes an immediate impression, with wrought-iron railings framing steps rising to the front door.

Inside, character features include sash windows and a handsome fireplace with a marble surround.

The interiors have been thoughtfully designed, presenting a calm, neutral backdrop that can be readily tailored to individual tastes.

The accommodation is arranged around a striking panelled hallway, with attractive wood flooring running throughout the principal rooms.

To the front, the generous reception room enjoys a wonderfully open aspect over the gardens of Onslow Square through an expansive picture window.

Well-proportioned and centred around the fireplace, the room flows seamlessly into the contemporary kitchen, fitted with sleek gloss cabinetry, integrated appliances and a gas hob, with space for dining.

The hallway incorporates useful built-in storage and leads to a smart shower room and two bedrooms, which include an elegant principal suite with extensive fitted wardrobes and an en-suite bathroom with separate bath and shower.

French doors open onto a delightful, paved garden, accessed via steps and enclosed by walls, with attractive planting creating a peaceful and secluded setting.

A rear gate provides direct access to Onslow Mews East, while an additional storage area further enhances the apartment’s practicality.

The front-facing reception room enjoys views across the private gardens of Onslow Square, providing an attractive green outlook in the heart of Kensington.

Beautifully maintained throughout the year, the gardens offer a peaceful setting for residents’ enjoyment.

They feature a circular walkway winding through mature trees and established planting, together with a tennis court and to one side the Grade ii-listed Gothic church of St Paul’s.