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Overview

28 Cadogan Gardens is a Grade II listed Queen Anne Revival style townhouse in Knightsbridge, London SW3.

The house was originally built in 1886-1889 and designed in 1885 by renowned Victorian country house architect George Levey (1820-1886) under the auspices of Lord Cadogan. The original owners were the aristocratic Anglo-Irish Plunkett family of Lord Dunsany fame.

Inspired by Penshurst Place, George Levey designed the house with generously large rooms, high ceilings, ornate ceiling mouldings, classical fireplaces and a sweeping main staircase giving the property an air of grandeur and sophistication.

The Hariri family commissioned strong>Alberto Pinto to modernise the property and transform it into one of the finest houses in Cadogan Gardens. The Pinto signature style fuses a classic English country house look with palatial and international features, with no detail left unturned. The result is a unique London residence with magnificent interiors with each room having a unique style and radiating uncompromising luxury.

Located behind an elegant façade, the fully modernised and beautifully designed grand London house has a main staircase and passenger lift to all levels and provides an abundance of luxurious accommodation over lower ground, ground and three upper floors. The ground floor features a spacious entrance hall, dining room, sitting room, study/home office and guest power room. On the first floor is the grand main drawing room, library/reception room and butler’s pantry.

The principal bedroom suite occupies the entire second floor with three further guest bedrooms on the top floor. The lower ground floor opens onto two outside terraces and contains the family kitchen and breakfast room with utility room, a media/games room, a fifth bedroom suite (which could also serve as a staff studio) and guest power room.