Elegant minimalism distinguishes this one-bedroom home situated just a short distance from King’s Road. Welcoming up to four guests, Sloane Avenue IV is tucked away on a leafy London street. Its carefully considered interiors capture all the chic style and individuality you would expect from a home in one of the most affluent parts of the capital.

Inside Sloane Avenue IV, the spacious, light-filled rooms are accented with pops of colour and bespoke artwork. The neutral carpets and pastel textiles all work together seamlessly to create a pleasing, restful palette that allows the unique character of the home to shine through.

The apartment’s original features are integrated into the décor, such as the sitting room’s elegant fireplace and the sash windows that are so typical of London houses of this era. Each room has been thoughtfully designed to create serene spaces filled with character and tranquillity.

The kitchen’s striking mosaic splash-back is a bold counterpoint to the glossy white countertops. The double bedroom has a charmingly rich damask-style feature wall, a little nod to the owner’s time spent in the Middle East and perfectly accenting the Swiss-inspired grace of the living room and dining area. Further sleeping arrangements are provided by the spacious double sofa bed in the living room, making this a flexible choice for couples, solo travellers, or small families.

It's all about the location at this exclusive London home. Sloane Square and the District and Circle Line Underground are just a short distance away, linking you to all of London’s attractions. A few stops north will take you to fashionable Notting Hill, while four stops west takes you to Earl’s Court and one of London’s most important exhibition centres. For some high-end boutique shopping, South Kensington is within easy reach, opening up the delights of London’s world-class museums, galleries and exhibitions.

Hyde Park is a short journey by public transport; pack a picnic blanket and find your own spot of greenery to enjoy or go and listen to the lively debates at Speaker's Corner. From here, take a stroll to the cafés and boutiques of Belgravia, the Royal Albert Hall or the Saatchi Gallery. For some upmarket grocery shopping, visit the ultimate 'Corner shop', Harrods, in Knightsbridge, or Fortnum & Mason’s over in Piccadilly.