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27 Thurloe Square 27 THURLOE SQUARE KNIGHTSBRIDGE KNIGHTSBRIDGE SW7 Knightsbridge is considered to be part of central London’s premier residential location, neighboured with South Kensington & Belgravia. There are a number of first class hotels and famous restaurants nearby, including Tom Aikens, Pierre Koffmann, Restaurant Gordon Ramsay and Dinner by Heston Blumenthal. It also has extremely popular retail destinations, including Harrods and Harvey Nichols. Thurloe Square is just steps from Exhibition Road with London’s great museums within yards. Just as close to Thurloe Square is Hyde Park, London’s largest, most charming and diverse green space. LOCATION HYDE PARK Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea Albert Memorial Thurloe Square lies at the foot of the Victoria and KENSINGTON ROAD Albert Museum the Brompton Quarter of Kensington and is named in honour of John Thurloe Harvey Nichols (c.1616-1668) Spymaster and Secretary of State for Royal Albert Hall KNIGHTSBRIDGE Oliver Cromwell. In the 18th century the land passed into the owner- ship of Thurloe’s grandson and the current square was laid out and developed from 1840 by the architect George Basevi. Harrods Holy Trinity M Brompton The gardens are a leafy haven from the surround- Science BROMPTON ROAD, KNIGHTSBRIDGE Museum ing streets in Knightsbridge and South Kensington BEAUCHAMP PLACE which overflow with luxury shops, restaurants and Brompton café culture and offer a vibrant mix of contemporary Oratory and traditional local amenities. Victoria & Albert M Museum National History Museum 27 Thurloe Square CROMWELL ROAD Thurloe Square WALTON STREET THURLOE PLACE Thurloe Square Thurloe Street SOUTH KENSINGTON Michelin Building FULHAM ROAD 27 THURLOE SQUARE SW7 ARCHITECTURE 27 Thurloe Square is a magnificent Victorian Grade II listed house built in 1840 by the architect George Basevi, a distinguished architect of the mid-19th century. The freehold property is arranged over six floors and has a wonderful staircase and a series of beautifully proportioned reception rooms with high ceilings and westerly views over the garden square. Many original features remain including ornate plaster works, original architect detailed staircase and full height windows and doors. A further benefit of this highly sought after home is a newly installed passenger lift which improves accessibility within the property, without compro- mising the integrity or historic character of the building. The house is situated on the preferred Eastern side of the square and arguably the best location on the mid-terrace. The property has a full width kitchen, breakfast room on the ground floor and well arranged fam- ily bedrooms. Entrance hall, reception hall, dining room, first floor formal living family room, conserv- atory, master bedroom with en suite dressing room and bathroom, 6 further bedrooms with en suite bathrooms or shower rooms, cloakrooms, Basement bedrooms, media room, Gym, study, lift garden and access to communal gardens. 27 THURLOE SQUARE SW7 FORMAL DINING ROOM The main rooms are well proportioned, with high ceilings and fine period details. The ground floor provides a contemporary classic open plan family living space. The house has a luxurious and grand formal dining, perfect for entertaining. The room is characterised by the elegant presence of heritage mouldings, ceiling rose and an original marble working fireplace. The detailed dressing and furniture add a sense of calm and hospitality. 27 THURLOE SQUARE SW7 KITCHEN Located at the rear extension of the building, the kitchen and the informal dining areas establish a cosy and bright space, also enriched by the proximity of the private garden. Custom designed kitchen and Miele appliances throughout; featuring a solid granite worktop island. 27 THURLOE SQUARE SW7 FORMAL RECEPTION The reception level is located at the first floor. A formal living space occupies the heritage front room with the benefit of a visual link to the majestic Thurloe Square. A secondary informal reception has been located on the side, looking onto the private garden. 27 THURLOE SQUARE SW7 27 THURLOE SQUARE SW7 MASTER BEDROOM SUITE The master bedroom enjoys beautiful garden views at the front of the residence and has a large en suite bathroom. 27 THURLOE SQUARE SW7 MASTER ENSUITE Generous his and hers master en suite. Luxury free standing bath next to the rear windows. Custom designed walk in shower featuring frame- less glass screen. Bespoke joinery throughout. Slab marble. 27 THURLOE SQUARE SW7 LIFT, MEDIA ROOM, STUDY & GYM Lift - ThyssenKrupp Newly installed four person platform lift serving of the property with custom designed interior, LED suspended ceiling, timeless brush stainless, steel kick plate, handrail and control panel. The media room, study and gym are highly functional and provide a very warm and welcoming space. 27 THURLOE SQUARE SW7 GARDEN The house benefits from a beautiful and well-proportioned garden which is well laid out. The garden is perfect for family barbecues as also enter- taining guests. Amongst other things eight to ten people can dine comfortably in the garden. 27 THURLOE SQUARE SW7 FLOOR PLANS 11 Tenure: Freehold 03 Price: On application Total Area: 488 sq meters (5253 sqft) 01 02 16 10 12 13 00. Vaults/Plant Rooms - 13sqm (140sqft) 04 06 Lower ground floor: 133.35 sq meters (1434.85 sq ft) 01. Study - 7sqm (75 sqft) 02. Media Room - 26sqm (280 sqft) Ground floor: 97.81 sq meters (1052.44 sq ft) 03. Gym - 9sqm (97 sqft) 04. Bedroom 1 & Ensuite - 16sqm (172 sqft) 09 First floor: 80.78 sq meters (869.19 q ft) 05. Bedroom 2 & Ensuite - 14sqm (150 sqft) 06. Powder Room - 1.3sqm (14sqft) 15 Second floor: 64.77 sq meters (696.93 sq ft) 07. Foyer - 15sqm (161sqft) 08. Formal Dining - 25sqm (269 sqft) Third floor: 59.56 sq meters (640.87 sq ft) 09. Library - 15sqm (161 sqft) 05 10. Kitchen & informal dining - 27sqm (290 sqft) Fourth floor: 51.83 sq meters (557.69 sq ft) 08 07 11. Outdoor 61sqm (656 sqft) 14 12. Guest WC- 1sqm (11 sqft) Garden : 61.00 sq meters (656 sq ft) 13. Lift 14. Formal Reception - 30sqm (323 sqft) 15. Informal reception - 18sqm (194 sqft) 16. Conservatory - 15sqm (161 sqft) 00 27 THURLOE SQUARE SW7 BASEMENT GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR These plans are for guidance only and must not be relied upon as a statement of fact FLOOR PLANS Tenure: Freehold Price: On application Total Area: 488 sq meters (5253 sqft) 21 18 23 17. Master Bedroom Suite - 26sqm (280 sqft) 19 Lower ground floor: 133.35 sq meters (1434.85 sq ft) 18. Master Ensuite - 17sqm (182 sqft) 19. Utility room - 1sqm (11 sqft) 24 Ground floor: 97.81 sq meters (1052.44 sq ft) 20. Bedroom 3 & Ensuite - 25sqm (269 sqft) 25 21. Bedroom 4 & Ensuite - 22sqm (236 sqft) First floor: 80.78 sq meters (869.19 q ft) 22. Bedroom 5 & Ensuite - 22sqm (236 sqft) 23. Bedroom 6 & Ensuite - 17sqm (182 sqft) 17 20 22 Second floor: 64.77 sq meters (696.93 sq ft) 24. Utility Room - 1.6sqm (17 sqft) 25 Store - 1sqm (11 sqft) Third floor: 59.56 sq meters (640.87 sq ft) Fourth floor: 51.83 sq meters (557.69 sq ft) Garden : 61.00 sq meters (656 sq ft) 27 THURLOE SQUARE SW7 SECOND FLOOR THIRD FLOOR FOURTH FLOOR IMPORTANT NOTICE This brochure has been prepared, and the statements in it are made, only by YEK & LAM. You must assume that it has not been verified by any appointed selling agents or any third party. It is not an offer, contract, warranty or representation, nor part of one. It must not be relied upon in any way. It is not definitive and does not purport to provide the information which would be needed by a prospective purchaser. This brochure includes computer-generated images and other sample photographs, plans, drawings, details and other information (‘information’) which may only be broadly indicative of the intentions of the owner/devel- oper carrying out the work at the time this brochure was prepared. Their subject matter may change or be corrected at any time without any obligation to notify you. You must make your own enquiries at the relevant time. Email: [email protected] Telephone: +44 (0) 20 3968 1080 27 THURLOE SQUARE SW7 .
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