Prompted by a rising demand for ready made property investment packages an entire freehold building in Queens Gate Place, South Kensington is currently on the market for £15m.
The composition of the building and layout of the five apartments and duplexes has specifically been planned to create a diverse residential portfolio with the ease, and added value, of being located within the same freehold building.
Apartments range from 1,087 sq ft one bedroom apartment to a four bedroom 2,853 sq ft duplex suitable for a family. Northbeach is also able to offer the building’s new owner a full property management service as well as a 12 month guarantee for all workmanship within the development.
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Each apartment at Queens Gate Place marries restored period features with state of the art technology, striking Italian kitchens by Pedini and designer bathrooms. Black American hardwood floors are fitted throughout the reception areas, large sash windows allow natural light in, beautiful limestone fireplaces provide a focus in the receptions and bespoke wardrobes are fitted in all bedrooms. Additionally apartments are serviced by a lift which opens directly into the hallway.
Queens Gate Place is situated between Knightsbridge and High Street Kensington and just moments from Kensington Gardens. Floorplans and images can be seen on www.3queensgateplace.com.
For further information please contact +44 (0)20 7228 9822 or visit www.northbeachproperty.co.uk.
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