The subject property comprises a mid terraced family house built in c. 1850. It is constructed of traditional brick with a white painted and part stucco fronted elevation, arranged over lower ground and five upper floors. It is located on the western side of the road, just south of the junction with Chester Row, almost opposite Gerald Road. This beautifully presented townhouse has been recently refurbished and interior designed by the current owner to a very high standard and specification. It also enjoys a private south west facing rear garden, which is unusually large for the area. The approximate gross internal area is 316 sq m (3,404 sq ft). HISTORICAL NOTE South Eaton Place derives its name from Eaton Hall in Cheshire, ancestral home of the Duke of Westminster, ground landlord of the vast majority of Belgravia and Mayfair. The central London area of