Behind the handsome facades of Cranley Gardens, this split-level home unfolds across the raised and lower ground floors, with generous proportions, thoughtful finishes and a seamless connection to its private garden.
On the raised ground floor, the open-plan kitchen, dining and living area is bathed in natural light from its dual aspect. A flamed granite waterfall island anchors the bespoke oak veneer kitchen, where dark cabinetry offsets the airy feel of the space. The living area centres around a feature fireplace, matched by tall sash windows overlooking the garden square. From the kitchen, doors open onto a balcony that cascades down to a landscaped terrace, a calm, secluded setting for summer entertaining. A double bedroom lies on this floor, with views over the garden.
The lower ground floor is devoted to the sleeping quarters. The principal bedroom opens directly onto the garden through French doors and features a bespoke dressing room, as well as a marble-clad ensuite with double vanity and Lusso Stone bath. The second bedroom also has built-in wardrobes and its own ensuite, while a third room, currently used as a study.
Throughout the apartment, hand-finished wide oak flooring, RAKO smart lighting and bespoke joinery bring a cohesive sense of craftsmanship. Every principal room has direct access to outside space, including a balcony, terrace, and two patios that lead to a lawned garden with access to half an acre of communal greenery.
Just moments from Fulham Road and Old Brompton Road, the location places world-class cafes, restaurants and shops on the doorstep, while the Natural History Museum, V&A and Science Museum are a short stroll away. South Kensington station, served by the Circle, District and Piccadilly lines, ensures swift access across the city.
