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Wilton Crescent Belgravia SW1 Wilton Crescent Belgravia SW1 Situated within one of London’s most exclusive and elegant crescents is this beautifully restored exceptional Grade II listed late Regency six storey period house. Overlooking the central gardens, Wilton Crescent is offered together with the rare benefit of two mews houses, three private garages, a private enclosed garden, a roof garden and glass covered mezzanine terrace. Recent refurbishment to this property was under the direction of internationally acclaimed interior designer Robert Kime. Kime’s exceptional knowledge, experience and eye for detail has created a unique and elegant interior and gardens. The quality in design and materials is further illustrated in the en-suite bathrooms and cloakrooms, with high quality fittings used along with rare book matched marble slabs. Wilton Crescent is located in the heart of Belgravia, and lies east of Lowndes Square and to the north west of Belgrave Square. It can be accessed either via Wilton Place or Belgrave Square, of which the former connects it to the main road in Knightsbridge. It is also adjacent to Grosvenor Crescent whilst further to the east lies Buckingham Palace. It is well located for a range of amenities, including the 350 acres (160 hectares) of Hyde Park, one of 8 Royal Parks in the capital. The iconic department stores of Harvey Nichols and Harrods, a wide selection of five star hotels, London’s finest restaurants, international music venues, luxury shopping, leading museums, schools and universities are all within close proximity, thus making Wilton Crescent an exceptional international address. Heathrow airport is approximately 14 miles away. GROUND FLOOR The entrance leads to an impressive hall with high ceilings and Portland stone floors, a restored cantilevered stone staircase and original railings to the upper floors. The ground floor is comprised of drawing rooms with spectacular high ceilings and original Regency sash windows. The rear drawing room leads onto a glass covered mezzanine terrace with a specially designed and commissioned cast iron balcony and staircase leading down to the garden below. FIRST FLOOR Ground Floor The first floor is devoted to the double reception room with two pairs of antique carved wood doors acquired for this house. The front reception rooms leads onto a balcony overlooking the crescent gardens whilst the rear reception room leads onto the substantial garden roof terrace. SECOND FLOOR This has been arranged to provide a beautifully proportioned master suite with en-suite bathroom and dressing room. A free-standing roll top cast iron bath, large glass shower cubicle, concealed wood veneer lined wall cabinets and a double vanity unit make up this beautiful master bathroom. THIRD FLOOR Two double bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms. FOURTH FLOOR Two double bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms. LOWER GROUND FLOOR A spectacular dining room with panelled walls and specially designed wallpaper. Adjacent to the dining room is the ante-room which provides separate access into the garden and a guest cloakroom. There is a large family kitchen with a gas fired Aga and Gaggenau appliances and large windows to the rear and side. French doors lead out onto the garden. To the front of the house is a utility area with a servant’s entrance, including a plant room and wine cellar. GARDEN The garden illustrates Kime’s exceptional skills as a garden designer, for which he is highly regarded. Full of maturing plants and climbers, this garden leads from the principal rooms and therefore a perfect home for entertaining. MEWS HOUSES The two mews houses are located to the rear of the main house. There is access into both mews houses from Kinnerton Street or from the main house via the garden. The first mews house is fully refurbished with accommodation on the first and second floors providing two bedrooms and en-suites and with two separate garages to the ground floor. The second mews house provides further accommodation over three floors and a separate garage. Lower Ground Floor Mews House - 4 Kinnerton Street Second Floor First Floor Mews House - 6 Kinnerton Street GROSS INTERNAL AREA (APPROX.) MAIN HOUSE ONLY 506 SQ M - 5,447 SQ FT INCLUDING VAULT AND STORE 495 SQ M - 5,324 SQ FT EXCLUDING VAULT AND STORE 4 KINNERTON STREET MEWS HOUSE 149 SQ M - 1,604 SQ FT INCLUDING UNDER 1.5M 145 SQ M - 1,564 SQ FT EXCLUDING UNDER 1.5M 6 KINNERTON STREET MEWS HOUSE 141 SQ M - 1,514 SQ FT INCLUDING UNDER 1.5M 137 SQ M - 1,472 SQ FT EXCLUDING UNDER 1.5M Third Floor Second Floor Fourth Floor Ground Floor First Floor TERMS Tenure – Freehold Local Authority – City of Westminster Belgrave Square Gardens – At the discretion of Grosvenor Estates, residents can apply for use of the extensive Belgrave Square Gardens, for which the annual charge is approximately £550 for a household (including administration fee and deposit) subject to review. Price Upon Application Viewing: Strictly by appointment with Savills and Beauchamp Estates. Important notice Savills, Beauchamp Estates and their clients give notice that: 1: They are not authorised to make or give any representations or warranties in relation to the property either here or elsewhere, either on their own behalf or on behalf of their client or otherwise. They assume no responsibility for any statement that may be made in these particulars. These particulars do not form part of any offer or contract and must not be relied upon as statements or representations of fact. 2: Any areas, measurements or distances are approximate. The text, photographs and plans are for guidance only and are not necessarily comprehensive. It should not be assumed that the property has all necessary planning, building regulation or other consents and neither Savills nor Beauchamp Estates have tested any services, equipment or facilities. Purchasers must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise. 16/03/11 RG 335055 .
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