Initial price	£6,950,000
04/12/25	£6,250,000
Price Change	-10.07%

This unique property, steeped in artistic history, boasts captivating interiors and convivial living spaces across three floors. Originally built in 1911 for a celebrated watercolour painter, it later became home to a renowned Hungarian pianist. The property has been refurbished while maintaining its original charm, with bespoke shelving, beautiful finishings, and a fascinating legacy. The ground floor features a spacious kitchen, informal dining area, and a bedroom suite, while the first floor boasts a principal bedroom with an ensuite bathroom, dressing room, and a French door leading to a decked terrace with stunning views. The third floor is a dedicated artist's studio with high ceilings, natural light, and a wood-panelled library, perfect for hosting recitals. The property is situated on Mallord Street, named after a famous painter, and is close to Chelsea's dining, shopping, and entertainment offerings, as well as Battersea Park and South Kensington Underground Station.