Terraced house for sale in Trevor Place, London SW7

The property is presented in immaculate condition with elegant luxurious interiors, suitable for a principal residence in Prime Central London. Facing west, the entertaining rooms on the first floor offer an abundance of natural light. Of particular note is the six‑person passenger lift which serves all floors, the AV systems to the principal rooms, CCTV security systems, comfort cooling and a secure underground parking space close by.

The house is found towards the northern end of Trevor Place, in a highly desirable location, close to Hyde Park, Harrods, Harvey Nichols, an array of fine dining/restaurants, stylish boutiques and designer flagship stores on Sloane Street. The area is rich in historic and cultural landmarks, museums, galleries and theatres with excellent transport to London Heathrow airport Sloane Square underground station and Knightsbridge underground station.

• Entrance hall • Kitchen/breakfast room • Dining room with adjoining terrace garden • Six‑person passenger lift • Guest cloakroom • First Floor drawing room • Library
• Study • Terrace • Balcony • Principal bedroom suite with dressing room • Five further bedroom suites • Family room incorporating media room and study • Utility room
• Guest cloakroom • Underground parking space at The Knightsbridge held on a separate lease with approximately 999 years from 24/06/2005

Historical note

Trevor Place was originally known as Hill Street and dates back to circa 1822 when W F Pocock began work on the replacement of Smith & Babers Floor cloth factory, which then stood towards the northern end of a large enclosure on the west side of the Trevor Estate. In 1827 additional land was acquired and further houses were built enabling a roadway to be built at the top of Montpelier Square connecting it to Kensington Road (Knightsbridge), 2 Trevor Place was originally known as Hill Street House
and was built under a building agreement dated 1828 adjoining some stables. Most of the houses on the Trevor Estate were built of bricks made on site augmented by material from the Pocock's factory in Battersea. This reduced the brick shortage caused by the rush to complete buildings before the new Building Act came into force. Former notable residents of 2 TrevorPlace include Charles Digby Harrod. Son of the founder of Harrods, responsible for the firm's expansion from the 1860s. He was resident 1860 - 1870.

Tenure Freehold
guide price £13,500,000 subject to contract
local authority The Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea
council tax Band H