3 rooms apartment of 339m² in London

In the heart of South Kensington, moments from the world-renowned Museum Quarter, rows of stately red-brick mansion blocks define the area’s distinguished architectural character. Occupying the lower-ground floors of one such building, this three-bedroom duplex apartment presents an elegant, minimalist backdrop for interior creativity. A generous double reception room sets an immediate atmosphere of calm. Natural light pours through twin bay windows, highlighting a period fireplace that anchors the space with warmth. Whitewashed walls and pale timber floors reflect the light, creating an uplifting feel. Beyond, a glass-fronted hallway offers a striking vantage point over the living area below, courtesy of a ceiling void. To one side sits a streamlined kitchen, where white cabinetry and integrated appliances form a clean, architectural composition. To the other, smart wood floors set the scene for a dining area. From this level, enjoy leafy views of the communal gardens – a verdant retreat for residents, especially in summer, when the manicured lawn comes into its own. Descending to the lower level, a double-height living room unfolds with a voluminous, inviting presence. Floor-to-ceiling glazing welcomes in abundant natural light, while a contemporary fireplace is neatly recessed into the wall. From here, doors open directly onto Egerton Gardens, a cherished neighbourhood enclave punctuated by mature trees and quiet seating spots. The bedrooms continue the home’s tranquil aesthetic. The principal suite is spacious and considered, a second bedroom suite offers comfort for guests, while a third bedroom provides flexibility – ideal as a study, studio, or dressing room. One additional bathroom completes the layout; throughout all three, marble surfaces envelop indulgent tubs and rainfall showers. *Images feature CGI staging and are for illustrative purposes only – this property comes unfurnished. Location Moments from vibrant institutions like the Victoria & Albert Museum and the Natural History Museum, a sense of peace prevails. Grab a coffee to go from hjem before a stroll around the museums, or head north to Hyde Park. Coveted local restaurants such as Margaux, Yashin Ocean House and Zuma are perfect for get-togethers. For a day of shopping, there’s Chelsea’s iconic Kings Road or the upmarket department stores of Knightsbridge to explore. Cultural evenings are well-spent at The Royal Albert Hall or Royal Court Theatre, or The Troubadour for live music. For fine dining, local haunts such as Margaux, Yashin Ocean House, and Zuma offer memorable experiences. South Kensington - 8 mins