Pont Street

Approached via a grand communal entrance, the apartment opens on the first floor to a wide hallway leading into an exceptionally proportioned drawing room. Towering ceilings rise over four metres, amplifying the sense of scale and light. South-facing French windows line the far wall, opening onto a generous balcony that invites quiet moments in the sun. Ornate cornicing, parquet flooring and finely panelled walls enrich the room’s period character, while the scale comfortably accommodates both dining and lounging spaces.

Adjoining the reception room is a well-appointed kitchen, discreetly tucked away but perfectly placed for entertaining. A guest cloakroom completes this floor.

The principal bedroom suite occupies a quiet position to the rear, and is a sanctuary of calm. It includes a walk-in wardrobe, plentiful built-in storage, and a private bathroom. A second bedroom with its own en suite lies adjacent. Upstairs, two further bedrooms share a large family bathroom, completing the accommodation with flexibility and grace.

Once two separate flats, the apartment was thoughtfully combined to create an unusually large and cohesive home, perfectly in keeping with the building’s grand original proportions. Every element has been attentively considered, with interiors that nod to the building’s 19th-century heritage while embracing a more modern sensibility.

Pont Street is one of central London’s most storied addresses, set between the refined enclaves of Belgravia and Knightsbridge. Hyde Park lies just a short walk to the north, while the boutiques and restaurants of Sloane Street and Brompton Road are within easy reach. A place of quiet elegance and enduring character, this is one of the capital’s most coveted corners.