An exceptionally well-proportioned three-bedroom second floor mansion flat in a grand 1890s Victorian building, within which Sir Winston Churchill once lived. With high ceilings, large windows and many period features, the property enjoys a bright and open easterly aspect towards the magnificent brick-built Roman Catholic cathedral set back from Victoria Street.

Step Inside

Imposing porch with steps and wide doorway to communal hallway. Lift and staircase to second floor. Spacious hallway within the apartment with doors leading to the principal rooms. Almost all doors have Victorian leaded-light stained-glass windows above with hand-painted bird detailing.

Large dining room with high ceiling and wide east-facing window enjoying an open outlook. Double doors to the equally-large drawing room which has an original period fireplace and huge bay window facing east. Return door to hallway. Fully fitted breakfasting kitchen with full range of appliances.

Master bedroom of similar size and height to reception rooms with double doors leading to east-facing balcony. Return door to hall. Guest cloakroom/WC/shower room leading from hallway.

Two further double bedrooms, one with plenty of built-in wardrobes, the other with large bathroom, accessible from the hallway and from second and third bedrooms. Large enough to be converted into two bathrooms.

Service charge: £6,016. Leasehold: 54 years remaining.

Step Outside

Transport: Train and tube links at Victoria with easy access to the West End, Canary Wharf, City, Heathrow and Gatwick Airports and most London main-line train terminals.

Education: Westminster School and Under School, Eaton Square School, Westminster Cathedral Choir School and Greycoat Hospital School are all nearby. In Chelsea, Redcliffe Prep School and Garden House School are highly regarded as is Sussex House School in Cadogan Square. Easy access to many London universities and colleges, including the Chelsea College of Art & Design.

Health: Very close to an NHS General Practice. St Thomas', Guy's, Chelsea & Westminster NHS Hospitals all in easy reach, as is the Cleveland Clinic, a world-renowned centre of research and clinical excellence under a mile away.

Fitness: Queen Mother Sports and Swimming Centre, Vauxhall Bridge Road, less than two minutes' walk away.

Restaurants within a short walk:

The Ivy Restaurant – this branch of the world-renowned eatery is no more than 5 minutes' walk. At 66 Victoria Street, offering a superb range of haute cuisine, lunchtimes and evenings.

A Wong: Chinese (Michelin 2*) - 70, Wilton Road, Pimlico, SW1V 1DE

Quirinale: Italian – North Court, Great Peter Street, Westminster SW1P 3LL

Cinnamon Club: Indian – The Old Victorian Library, Great Smith Street, Westminster SW1P 3BU

About Thyme: Spanish – 82 Wilton Road, Pimlico SW1V 1DL

Theatres & Cinema:

Palace Theatre

Apollo Theatre

Victoria Palace

Curzon 5-screen multiplex cinema

Leisure and Entertainment:

Within walking distance of Theatreland, Chinatown, the Royal Parks, the River Thames and the London Eye.

Places of Interest:

Buckingham Palace – imagine being within ten minutes' walk of witnessing the daily Changing of the Guard - an intriguing outing for you and your house guests, or family. Public access available to some of His Majesty's State Rooms (open July to October), the Queen's Gallery (art) and the Royal Mews stables. Trooping the Colour at Horse Guards for the King's official birthday in June.

The Palace of Westminster – where His Majesty's national government conducts its daily business, is equally nearby. Sit in the Visitors' Gallery and witness live debates across the floor of the House of Commons between the prime-minister and leader of the opposition.

Westminster Abbey – The historical and world-renowned venue for royal weddings, coronations, state funerals, memorial services as well as Sunday services. The Abbey is open to tourists and site-seers most days of the week.

Tate Britain - 8 minutes' walk from Vincent Square along Millbank and therefore on the bank of the River Thames. Entrance is free and there are vast number of exhibitions of a wide spectrum of artists' work throughout the year.

Victoria Street – The main shopping street with a wide choice of places to eat, drink, shop, relax - or to simply perambulate.

Sellers' Insight

“We have lived at Number 6 for 30 years and have enjoyed many aspects of life at Morpeth Mansions and in this part of residential Westminster. Waking to early-morning sun as it emerges from behind the brick-built Roman Catholic Cathedral with its distinctive high tower a few hundred metres away is an experience not to be missed. The high ceilings and equally-high windows within this apartment provide superb levels of natural light in the three principal rooms, all facing east.

Morpeth Mansions – a classic late-Victorian development of mansion flats - was built in the 1890s to an exacting standard which has stood the test of time. The high levels of security within the building – thanks to the 24/7 concierge team – provide us with peace of mind when we are travelling and outstanding service and support when we are in residence.

Being convenient to so many supermarkets, local shops, restaurants and service companies makes life here very uncomplicated. The splendid public transport system hub at Victoria is so close and accessible we have never needed a car. It never ceases to amaze us that there is such a total contrast between the busy and useful Victoria Street with its multitude of shops and eating options, and the complete calm and quiet when you turn into Morpeth Terrace, which is only one block long, a one-way street and lined with beautiful trees and magnificent views of the Cathedral.

The pleasures of living in Morpeth Mansions can be summed up simply in three words – comfortable, convenient and tranquil.”