A 17. 5 million pound London luxury home in one of the capital’s largest sleet districts, and never inhabited by its current owner, has entered the market.
The vast six-room space is located in Carlyle Square in Chelsea and two doors from the former home of the late announcer Sir David Frost.
The square, which has its own personal security patrol and award-winning gardens, also housed actress Dame Sibyl Thorndike from 1921 to 1932, while essayist Sir Osbert Sitwell also lived there.
The infamous spy, Kim Philby, a double agent of the Soviet Union, once lived at number 18.
But the owner of number 24, the market house, never lived through its current owner. The owner has not been revealed.
Spread over six floors, the area has many wise touches that make the most of its location and a personal garden.
A luxurious London house of 17. 5 million pounds (pictured) has been put on the market in one of London’s top areas, which has never been inhabited by its current owner.
The vast six-room space is located in Carlyle Square in Chelsea and two doors from the former home of the late announcer Sir David Frost.
The owner of number 24, the space in the market, never inhabited it through its current owner, which has not been revealed. Photo: one of the six bedrooms
The space also has another giant reception room with a top terrace, a gym and an opulent cinema (pictured) with stadium seats and a projection system.
The space opens to a lighted, landscaped lawn (pictured) that is designed around a mature Norwegian maple
On the raised floor, there is an open kitchen/dining/reception room that has its own built-in bar.
This area then opens to a lighted, landscaped lawn that revolves around a mature Norwegian maple.
The lawn has 3 main grades that come with a limestone terrace with its own fuel fireplace.
The space also has another giant reception room with a top terrace, a gym and an opulent movie theater with stadium seating and a screening system.
Spread over six floors, the area has many wise touches that make the most of its location and a personal garden. Pictured: one of the corridors
On the raised floor, there is an open kitchen/dining/reception room that has its own built-in bar. Photo: one of the corridors
The lawn has 3 main grades that come with a limestone terrace with its own fuel fireplace. Photo: one of the six bedrooms
The asset has six bedrooms, all with en suite bathrooms, and a sumptuous master suite with amazing views of the square and the back gardens. Photo: one of the six bedrooms
The decrease is built around a courtyard that brings soft herbal ventilation to all rooms (photo: one of the rooms) on this level
Together with Dame Sibyl and Sir Osbet, Carlyle Square, which has its own personal security patrol, has housed several personalities over the decades. Pictured: Assets have an en suite bathroom in all rooms.
The award-winning gardens, which are only available to the citizens of the square, were the setting for the annual summer festivities organized through the late announcer Sir David Frost, who lived two doors from the property. the yard
The asset has six bedrooms, all with en suite bathrooms, and a sumptuous master suite with amazing perspectives of the square and the back gardens.
The decrease is built around a courtyard that provides herbal and herbal ventilation to all rooms on this level.
Along with Dame Sibyl and Sir Osbet, Carlyle Square, which has its own security patrol, has housed several personalities for decades.
The award-winning gardens, which are only available to the citizens of the square, were the occasion of the annual summer festivities organized through the late announcer Sir David Frost, who lived two doors from the property.
His parties have attracted many British personalities and society, politics and broadcasting.
Sir David’s festivities have attracted many British personalities and society, politics and the media. Photo: one of the living spaces
Mohamed Zaghloul of Sotheby’s International Realty, who is in charge of the sale, said he had never lived there before.
He said, ”Like a newly developed house, it was purchased through the existing owner in 2017, but due to a replacement in non-public circumstances, the family circle never used it as the main residence’. Pictured: the property’s dining room
Mr. Zaghloul stated that the space had never been inhabited by the existing owners, so it was “kept in perfect condition”. In the photo: one of the living spaces
The space was never inhabited by its existing owners and remained in perfect condition. Pictured: one of the living spaces.
The space has six rooms, with a personal bathroom. In the photo, one of the bathrooms on the Chelsea property.
One of the luxury asset baths in London. The space has six personal bathrooms, as well as living spaces and a garden.
Pictured: one of the property’s bathrooms, in The Exclusive Chelsea Domain, one of London’s most cherished domains
The square has its own garden, where Sir David Frost organized parties for highly sought after visitors when he lived there.
The area has its own lawn on the patio with a mature Norwegian maple, which is located in the middle of the area
Mohamed Zaghloul of Sotheby’s International Realty, who manages the sale, said he had never lived there.
He said, ‘As a newly developed house, it was purchased through the existing owner in 2017, but due to a replacement in non-public circumstances, the family circle never used it as the main residence.
“It remained in impeccable condition.
Recent locks have led to the construction of a call for homes with gyms, cinemas and spaces. People need more of their home now and this space has it all, adding up a compromised security patrol in the square.
He believes that assets are best for the life of the family circle and will attract local and foreign buyers, especially those who wish to save on taxes prior to the implementation of the foreign buyer tax that will begin next year.
It was not inhabited as it bought it to accommodate an Array
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