A magnificent Grade I listing townhouse, beautifully presented throughout and with the benefit of a delightful east facing walled garden.
Aapprox-cquiredi mately 30 years ago by the present owners, 29 St James’s Square h-as been compre h-ensively reno vated and has since benefitted from a high level of care and attention to the property, now beautifully presented throughout.
M-any of the appealing original fea tures remain and have been restored, including fine marble fireplaces, detailed cornicing, delicate ceiling mouldings throughout. There are attractive brass door furnishings throughout the property.
The accommodation flows over 5 floors and the east/west orientation provides wonderful light through the large sash windows.
The property is approached on the ground floor via a separate entrance hall with a doorway leading into a reception hall. An elegant staircase with mahogany handrail leading to the first floor.
A cloakroom is located to the rear off a separate lobby. Also on the ground floor is the fully fitted kitchen and the quite beautiful dining room to the front with a stunning fireplace and handmade cabinets either side.
L-eading up to the first floor, a won derful feature is the large half landing with an attractive window overlooking the garden to the rear, this in turn leads to the drawing and withdrawing room.
Both have natural wood floors and are linked by a large opening, again with the east/west aspect providing a wealth of light. Both rooms have matching marble fireplaces and the withdrawing room has a beautiful period grate flanked on either side by bookcases.
Leading up to the second floor once again is a mezzanine level with a very attractive, useful cloakroom and on the second floor is a wonderfully sized principal bedroom overlooking St J-ames’s Square with a feature fire place. The door leads through to the d-ressing room fully fitted with ward robes and an en-suite shower room, recently fitted to a high specification with a large walk-in shower, wash hand basin and WC with a beautiful f-ireplace flanked by original cup boards.
On the third floor are three good sized bedrooms with generous ceiling heights and a separate bathroom.
On the lower ground floor is a large sitting room with the original Bath s-tone fireplace surrounds and an orig inal dresser.
To the front is a study which could be utilised as a separate bedroom with butler’s pantry leading off. There is also a utility room and separate bathroom.