Quietly located at the end of a mid-Victorian terrace in Pimlico, this wonderful five-bedroom property was converted by the modernist architects Stout & Litchfield in the 1970’s. It offers approx. 2,000 sq ft of internal accommodation over several levels, with open-plan spaces and huge amounts of natural light.

The property has its own entrance to the side of the building. It opens onto an entrance hall with hanging space for coats, and then stairs to the first floor. There is a kitchen and dining room at the rear, with the original 1970s fittings. This leads in turn to a fantastic reception room and open study area, with excellent ceiling height and large windows on three sides. Two huge Victorian sashes at the front overlook a mature tree on Winchester Street.

There is a large roof terrace off the landing, and then stairs up to the second floor, which contains two double bedrooms with built-in wardrobes, and a separate bathroom. Up another half level is a study or single bedroom. The top floor contains two large rooms linked together by a full-height door; these could be used as separate bedrooms, or as a master bedroom and dressing room. One has an en-suite bathroom, and the other has sliding doors onto another terrace. Freehold.

Winchester Street is superbly located for transport links that can be found at Victoria. The property is within easy reach of Battersea Park, the river Thames as well as the shops, restaurants and cafes of Victoria, Chelsea and Belgravia.