Why move to Sloane Square?
There is a wide variety of architecture and demand for property around Sloane Square is extremely high - therefore properties on the market don't tend to be around for long!
Architecture and property
The area has many apartments in classic Victorian conversions, including a mix of red brick and white stucco. Mansion blocks and mid-century purpose-built blocks are also popular. Most sought-after are the charming mews streets, where terraces such as Ebury, Lyall and Eaton streets previously housed horses with living quarters above for servants. These properties have now been beautifully transformed into comfortable 21st century homes. Â
Green space
Despite its fantastically central location, Sloane Square has excellent access to green space, including the Royal Park of Kensington Gardens, and closer to home the Burton Court members area with tennis courts. Many of the squares feature manicured central gardens for residents’ use, including Cadogan Place and Eaton Square Gardens.
The area is well connected to other London areas via a variety of bus and tube services. Sloane Square underground station has District and Circle line trains while nearby Victoria station has overground services and the Gatwick Express, as well as the Victoria line tube. Heathrow Airport can also be reached in under an hour, perfect for frequent flyers.
