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The property is a first-floor apartment in Grosvenor Place, a Grade I listed serpentine terrace designed by John Eveleigh in the 1790s. It features an enormous living room with south-facing views, a large bedroom with bridal doors, and period features throughout. The apartment has a good-sized kitchen with views to the south, as well as a bathroom with room for a standalone bath and separate shower. The property has high ceilings, sash windows, and ornate fireplaces in the sitting room and bedroom. The sitting room also has a Juliet balcony and bridal doors to the bedroom. The apartment is accessed from well-decorated communal areas and has a storage cupboard, utility cupboard, and entry phone in the hallway. The dimensions of the rooms are as follows: Hallway (8'0" x 5'11"), Sitting Room (26'6" x 13'8"), Bedroom (15'5" x 12'10"), Bathroom (9'6" x 6'9"), and Kitchen (11'6" x 6'6").