A 794 square foot one bedroom raised ground floor apartment complete with a space now used as an art studio in Fulham Road, SW6 has recently been placed for sale.

Situated within Chelsea Studios, a hidden enclave artistic community founded by an Italian sculptor and architect named Mario Manenti in 1925, the property is presented in a style that can certainly be described as “bohemian.” It includes a charming reception room with a balcony, a conservatory space used as a dining kitchen, one bedroom and a bathroom. Accessed separately, the former porter’s lodge has been refashioned as a space to create art and beyond that are communal gardens shared with other residents.
£950,000 ($1.2 million, €1.1 million or درهم4.6 million) is sought for the property through agents Marsh & Parsons.
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A smaller one bedroom apartment in the complex is available through Winkworth for £625,000 ($820,000, €739,000 or درهم3 million). It extends to 596 square foot and is situated on the lower ground floor.
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Décor is desperately busy. And price is desperately expensive; don’t have the energy to work out the price per square foot.
Anyone like to place a bet on whether Rod will recommend the wrecking ball?
Clutter clutter everywhere, but rather cosy. Rod, any opinion please?