Mallord Street

Set on one of Chelsea’s most enchanting and culturally storied streets, this remarkable three-bedroom house was originally commissioned in 1911 for the watercolourist Cecil Arthur Hunt. Designed by Ralph Knott—architect of London’s County Hall—the house is a fine example of the Edwardian ‘studio house’, crowned by a voluminous top-floor atelier that once echoed with the notes of pianist Louis Kentner and, more recently, hosted musical recitals. Thoughtfully restored and impeccably presented, the house balances its creative legacy with refined contemporary living and benefits from a private garage and rare off-street parking.