£19,933 pcm
(£4,600 pw)
4 bed flat to rentCranley Mansions, 160 Gloucester Road SW7
4 beds
3 baths
1 reception
2,700 sq. ft
EPC Rating: D
Just added
Available immediately
About this property
A substantial third-floor apartment with porter, set within an impressive red-brick mansion block.
Entering the apartment on the third floor, a central hallway connects the principal rooms. The living room is well-proportioned, with a bay window bringing in good natural light, complemented by a fireplace framed by glazed green tiles and a decorative chandelier. Beyond, the family/dining room and kitchen form a generous open-plan space, fitted with a central island, glossy floor-to-ceiling cabinetry and integrated appliances, with windows overlooking the surrounding rooftops and greenery.
The master bedroom is a substantial room with a bay window and its own ensuite bathroom, finished in black marble with contrasting brass fittings. Three further bedrooms lead off the hallway, one currently arranged as a study, each featuring fitted wardrobes and further period fireplaces. The family bathrooms are elegantly finished, one with a herringbone-tiled backdrop and marble surrounds, another with hexagonal mosaic flooring and a heated towel rail. A separate utility room provides further practical storage.
Several rooms feature ornate fireplace surrounds with glazed green tiles, decorative cornicing and ceiling roses. The building itself presents a handsome red-brick facade, with a pedimented entrance flanked by columns and cast-iron balcony railings, typical of the area's late Victorian and Edwardian architecture.
The windows in several of the principal rooms open onto a balcony enclosed by ornamental wrought-iron railings, with views over trees and greenery beyond.
Gloucester Road is a well-connected address in South Kensington, moments from Gloucester Road underground station (District, Circle and Piccadilly lines). The area is renowned for its cultural attractions, including the Natural History Museum, the V&A and the Science Museum, all within easy reach. Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens offer extensive green space nearby, while Gloucester Road and Old Brompton Road provide a short walk to a wide range of restaurants, cafes and boutique shops.
Entering the apartment on the third floor, a central hallway connects the principal rooms. The living room is well-proportioned, with a bay window bringing in good natural light, complemented by a fireplace framed by glazed green tiles and a decorative chandelier. Beyond, the family/dining room and kitchen form a generous open-plan space, fitted with a central island, glossy floor-to-ceiling cabinetry and integrated appliances, with windows overlooking the surrounding rooftops and greenery.
The master bedroom is a substantial room with a bay window and its own ensuite bathroom, finished in black marble with contrasting brass fittings. Three further bedrooms lead off the hallway, one currently arranged as a study, each featuring fitted wardrobes and further period fireplaces. The family bathrooms are elegantly finished, one with a herringbone-tiled backdrop and marble surrounds, another with hexagonal mosaic flooring and a heated towel rail. A separate utility room provides further practical storage.
Several rooms feature ornate fireplace surrounds with glazed green tiles, decorative cornicing and ceiling roses. The building itself presents a handsome red-brick facade, with a pedimented entrance flanked by columns and cast-iron balcony railings, typical of the area's late Victorian and Edwardian architecture.
The windows in several of the principal rooms open onto a balcony enclosed by ornamental wrought-iron railings, with views over trees and greenery beyond.
Gloucester Road is a well-connected address in South Kensington, moments from Gloucester Road underground station (District, Circle and Piccadilly lines). The area is renowned for its cultural attractions, including the Natural History Museum, the V&A and the Science Museum, all within easy reach. Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens offer extensive green space nearby, while Gloucester Road and Old Brompton Road provide a short walk to a wide range of restaurants, cafes and boutique shops.
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