Tregunter Road
A newly refurbished three-bedroom ground-floor garden apartment on Chelsea's Tregunter Road.
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Set along Chelsea's Tregunter Road, this newly refurbished ground-floor garden apartment offers a comfortable base for families and groups visiting Central London, close to the boutiques of Fulham Road, the museums of South Kensington and Sloane Square. Guests have full access to the property.
Living and kitchen
Open-plan living area with access to the garden. The kitchen has top-tier appliances including a range cooker and wine fridge, with a dishwasher, coffee maker and dining table.
Bedrooms and bathrooms
Master bedroom with a king-size bed, a second bedroom with a king-size bed and a third bedroom with twin beds. Emma Sleep mattresses with Egyptian cotton linens. Two renovated bathrooms.
Outdoor space
Private fenced garden with an industrial BBQ, outdoor fridges, outdoor furniture, dining area and ambient lighting.
Features & Amenities
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Chelsea
Garden squares, wisteria-covered terraces and the river at the end of the street, with the King’s Road running through the middle. Get to know the quieter streets and riverside corners that make Chelsea one of London’s most sought-after places to live.
What's it like to live here?
Chelsea runs from Sloane Square to World’s End and from the Fulham Road down to the Thames. The King’s Road is the spine, with shops, restaurants and the Saatchi Gallery, while the side streets are some of the most handsome in London: stucco terraces, red-brick mansion blocks, mews and garden squares. The Royal Hospital, the Chelsea Physic Garden and the Embankment give it a village feel by the river. Sloane Square station is at the eastern end, with buses along the King’s Road and the Overground at Imperial Wharf. The feel changes block by block, so walk the streets around each home at different times of day.
Why people love it
A village by the river
Albert Bridge, Cheyne Walk and the Embankment gardens bring the Thames into everyday life, with Battersea Park just across the water.
The King’s Road and its side streets
Fashion, design and restaurants line the King’s Road from Sloane Square to World’s End, with Duke of York Square and Chelsea Green for quieter shopping.
Some of London’s finest period homes
Stucco terraces, wisteria-covered cottages, mews houses and red-brick mansion blocks, many set around private garden squares.
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