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Overview

This six-storey townhouse forms a part of a row of Grade II listed late Georgian townhouses at Stafford Place in Westminster, London SW1.

Dating back to the late 18th or early 19th century, the building is a classic exemplar of the Late Georgian style. The 3,100 sq ft townhouse has four bedrooms.

The townhouse is constructed with yellow London brick, a traditional material of the era, contributing to the overall historic charm of the building. The façade is tastefully restrained, featuring a round-headed entrance that's enhanced by an elegant fanlight, a design element typical of the period.

In 2023 the home has been thoughtfully updated while still retaining its classic features. Each of the six storeys offers its distinct identity, from the lower-ground floor's magnificent split-level kitchen and dining room to the light-filled study and reception room on the ground floor. The property's East meets West aesthetic is particularly striking, with traditional Japanese elements such as an ofuro wooden bathtub melding seamlessly with the home's historic Georgian charm.

Stafford Place is nestled between Palace Street and Buckingham Gate, within the prestigious Birdcage Walk Conservation Area. This prime central London address is in close proximity to some of the capital’s most iconic landmarks. Buckingham Palace, St James’s Park, No 10 Downing Street, and several embassies are within a five-minute walk, reflecting the property's historical importance and connection to statesmanship.

The townhouse is moments away from the Queen’s Gallery at Buckingham Palace, Green Park, and St James’s Park. It also offers easy access to Belgravia, Pimlico's antique emporiums, Tate Britain, and the newly rejuvenated Victoria neighbourhood, making it an ideal location for those seeking a blend of cultural, culinary, and social experiences.