FLOOR PLANS for 26-30 Old Church Street
26-30 Old Church Street, London SW3 5DA – Chelsea
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Description
Standing on the site of the original Chelsea porcelain factory, 26–30 Old Church Street is a rare contemporary development in a prized and peaceful neighbourhood with a rich heritage.
Discover four elegant lateral apartments in a covetable position in the heart of Old Chelsea, just moments from the River Thames and discreetly set back from the irrepressible life of King’s Road.
THE TOWNHOUSE
26–30 Old Church Street offers a limited opportunity to own an outstanding new Chelsea home, distinguished by world-class design and a secluded community environment.
Honouring the heritage and character of Old Chelsea, great care has been taken to fuse old and new influences. The townhouse is an inspirational modern interpretation of a traditional Chelsea townhouse. Classic proportions are energised by light, contemporary interiors by award-winning designer Andrew Martin.
CREATIVE HERITAGE
In the eighteenth-century, inspired craftspeople made Chelsea’s porcelain famous worldwide. One hundred years later, the area was a hotbed for progressive art and literature. In the sixties and punk era, its avant-garde visionaries defined fashion on King’s Road.
Today, it’s plays host to the boutiques, galleries and workshops of designers, artisans, and creative game-changers. Old Chelsea’s inherent creative spirit makes it a perpetually stimulating place to call home.
NEIGHBOURHOOD
A Chelsea address is one of London’s most cherished trophies. It’s a neighbourhood that attracts the best of everything. Luxury fashion lives on Sloane Street. Michelin Starred restaurants are discreetly tucked around every corner. Some of the finest schools in the world are just moments away.
And in the heart of it, you’ll find Old Chelsea with its village-like scene, curated shops and galleries, niche bars, cafés and restaurants, green parks and quiet gardens. To find such beautifully designed, contemporary homes in a secluded corner of this treasured area is uncommon, to say the least.
HEALTH & WELLBEING
- Chelsea Physic Garden
- Battersea Park
- Triyoga Chelsea
- KX Member’s Club
- KXU
- Heartcore
- KOBOX
- Soul Cycle
DINING
- Gordon Ramsay
- Elystan Street
- Bluebird
- The Ivy Chelsea Garden
- Medlar
- Big Easy
- The Chelsea Pig
- Ziani
- La Famiglia
RETAIL & ENTERTAINMENT
- Everyman Cinema
- Peter Jones & Partners
- Saatchi Gallery
- Chelsea Arts Club
- Manolo Blahnik
- Anthropology
- Sandro
- Waitrose
- Peloton
SCHOOLS
- Redcliffe School
- The Hampshire School
- Eaton House School
- Hill House International School
- Garden House School
- Knightsbridge School
- Kingsland Pre-Prep
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