4 bedroom house for sale

Overview

The lower ground floor has a separate entrance and has been extended providing great entertainment space with an open plan kitchen, tv reception room, separate dining room, double bedroom (or office/gym/nanny room) with en suite bathroom, and separate utility room

This centrally located property features a spaciously beautiful accommodation in a peaceful and quiet area. It is conveniently located to the amenities of Kensington High Street, and within a minute's walk to Kensington Palace and the open green spaces of Kensington Gardens and Hyde Park. Arranged over 4 floors, the home is comprised of four double bedrooms (each with built in storage), four bathrooms, two guest WCs, and two spacious reception rooms with direct access to a garden, a separate utility room, and air conditioning to the first and second floor. The period features such as high ceilings, beautiful sash windows and wooden flooring add to this spectacular property. The raised ground floor double drawing room is naturally bright, generous in space, and benefits from high ceilings, parquet flooring, sash windows along with access to a garden and guest cloakroom. The lower ground floor has a separate entrance and has been extended providing great entertainment space with an open plan kitchen, tv reception room, separate dining room, double bedroom (or office/gym/nanny room) with en suite bathroom, and separate utility room. The first floor has a further two double bedrooms with two bathrooms (one en suite shower room) and 2 separate WCs amongst gorgeous high ceilings, sash windows, and air conditioning. On the top floor is the magnificent principal suite, very bright and spacious with en suite bathroom, air conditioning, and access to a good size private terrace. Cambridge Place is a short cul-de-sac on the west side of Victoria Road. After William Hoof had built Albert Place partly on Vallotton land and partly on his own garden, the builder in him couldn't resist taking advantage of the potential for development in his own back yard, by constructing Cambridge Place on what remained of his garden. It is accessed by car via Victoria Road. The houses were built between 1850 and 1851 and are similar to those in Albert Place. At the same time Hoof built houses on the corner with Victoria Road, called Clive Villas. The home is 0.4 miles from High Street Kensington tube station (Circle and District Lines) and 0.5 miles from Gloucester Road tube station (Piccadilly, Circle and District Lines). For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_london-d196251/for-sale_i71563413