41-43 Beaufort Gardens

41-43 Beaufort Gardens is a unique collection of nine apartments, exquisitely designed by world renowned Paris-based interior designer Pierre Yovanovitch and arranged across three 19th century townhouses in the heart of vibrant Knightsbridge.

Set to be one of London’s finest addresses, this discreet new development offers outstanding levels of design, style and luxury for 21st century city living.

The development comprises six lateral apartments, a duplex penthouse and two triplex 'town houses' with private entrances. There is concierge , gym and lift access to all apartments.

Offering nine apartments arranged behind the retained facade of three 19th-century townhouses, 41-43 Beaufort Gardens is a £91m development in the heart of Knightsbridge.

Residents of the new scheme, which launched to market at the beginning of January, benefit from a private health spa complete with a treatment room, sauna and gymnasium, which is equipped with a running machine, cross-training machine, exercise bike and weights.

The lateral one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments were envisioned by AD100 designer Pierre Yovanovitch and each has a spacious reception and dining room, bespoke parquet flooring and walk-in dressing rooms.

The development has two show apartments available to view (and buy), both of which have been beautifully furnished and dressed by Charu Gandhi, founder and director of interior design firm Elicyon, who took inspiration from London’s lost Westbourne River.

Location

Home to the globally famed department store Harrods and populated by the world’s greatest luxury brands, Knightsbridge has long been associated with affluence and exclusivity. 41-43 Beaufort Gardens boasts a superb location at the very heart of cosmopolitan Knightsbridge with the glorious tranquility of Hyde Park to the north.

Some of London’s finest hotels and restaurants can be found on the doorstep of 41-43 Beaufort Gardens. Knightsbridge tube station is within a few minutes walk providing transport links all over London.