Why move to Chelsea?
Chelsea is synonymous with opulence - high-end shops and fine dining are what the world-famous King’s Road is best known for. It's a great place to visit, and it's also a fantastic place to live. Just two-and-a-half miles south west of central London, Chelsea has South Ken to the north, Pimlico to the east, the Thames and Battersea to the south and Fulham to the west - there’s no better place to be for enjoying the cultural and historical sights of the capital. There are few places more sought-after in central London than Chelsea – the district oozes exclusivity, but it's also a real melting pot of different cultures.
Architecture and property
Chelsea’s diverse architecture encapsulates the finest in the London property market. Ranging from elegant Georgian properties to contemporary riverside property, Chelsea is predominantly 19th century, with a plethora of red-brick Victorian terraces, Art Deco mansion blocks and white stucco villas. Popular addresses include The Boltons, Tregunter Road, Park Walk, Cheyne Walk and Chelsea Waterfront.
Going out
For days out, Chelsea is walking distance of the Saatchi Gallery, Chelsea Embarkment, Battersea Park, Knightsbridge, Belgravia, the Natural History Museum and the V&A, with the rest of London on your doorstep.
Green space
The parks are manicured and beautifully managed, with space for walking, sitting and enjoying the planting or doing activities like yoga. What’s more, Chelsea is within walking distance of Kensington Gardens and Hyde Park, two of the largest areas of green space in the city.
