A distinguished residence with a rich artistic heritage and secure parking

Arranged across three floors, this low-rise, wide property boasts captivating interiors, convivial living spaces, and a fascinating legacy. Originally built in 1911 for Cecil Arthur Hunt, a celebrated watercolour painter, it later became home to the renowned Hungarian pianist, Louis Kentner. Newly refurbished with its heritage in mind, the interiors reflect an inspired design and beautiful finishings. The entrance lobby leads into an immaculately appointed reception with bespoke shelving. The spacious kitchen features a central island breakfast bar, an informal dining area, and an adjoining outdoor space lined with trees – a quiet sanctuary from the bustling world. A bedroom suite is also located on this level. The principal bedroom on the first floor offers impressive proportions, a luxurious ensuite bathroom, and a generous dressing room, with French doors leading to a decked terrace showcasing stunning westerly views. A further bedroom suite and a cloakroom complete the first floor. The entire third floor is a dedicated artist's studio, featuring soaring ceilings up to 4 metres and vast windows that usher in abundant natural light. An exquisite fireplace and a wood-panelled library enhance the grandeur. The studio has hosted recitals, nodding to its artistic legacy. The third-floor landing includes a discreet, light-filled study. Wooden decking tops the expansive, secure garage, which doubles as a flat roof, with loft storage available. Situated on Mallord Street, named after the English Romantic painter Joseph Mallord William Turner, this quaint street is rich in artistic history, having housed numerous artists and intellectuals, including A. A. Milne, author of Winnie the Pooh. The dining, shopping, and entertainment offerings of Chelsea are within easy reach, as are the lush expanses of Battersea Park. The iconic King’s Road is just a stone's throw away, with excellent connectivity provided by South Kensington and Sloane Square Underground Stations.