Glebe Place Chelsea

It may be hard to imagine, but the quiet, tree-lined Glebe Place just off the Kings Road was once the centre of this offbeat, arty neighbourhood - a reputation which goes back to the late 19th century when renowned artists including Walter Sickert, Sir William Rothenstein and Augustus John occupied ramshackle studios here. For all its affluence today, a bohemian spirit still runs through Chelsea, and you’ll detect it here in Glebe Place. Five floors high, this luxuriously renovated home, peacefully uncluttered, is a tribute to fine draughtsmanship- clean, crisp lines and high ceilings make for perfect proportions.