_Private View property of the week: St Saviours House, London

While there are countless super-prime homes in London competing for the title of most remarkable property, none are as remarkable, extravagant or unique as St Saviours House – and it’s likely that you would simply walk past it. 

St Saviours House on Walton Street in Knightsbridge is a model in opulent architectural and interior design, hidden away by the comely – but all-too unassuming – façade of a former 19th-century Anglican church. 

Originally designed in 1838 by Belgrave Square architect George Basevi, the Grade II listed building has been converted into a sumptuous seven-bedroom home, once described by developers as “undeniably the finest private home in Knightsbridge”. 

It’s just yards from the rear of Harrods and is a two-minute walk from the bustle of Brompton Road.

About the property

Step inside this exceptional property and your heart will skip a beat. The magnificence of the drawing room is elevated by the 12-metre vaulted ceiling, allowing you to look up to the heavens.

Much of the building’s original features remain the same, such as, the exposed oak beams, stone nave columns and gothic archways. However, they work harmoniously with luxurious modern fittings, which include a metal and glass lift connecting all four floors of the house. A spiral staircase wraps around it delicately. 

The property includes seven bedroom suites and an entire floor dedicated to leisure which includes a swimming pool, treatment room, sauna and a steam room. 

There’s also a media room with a bar so you can watch your favourite blockbusters in style. 

The property is incredibly spacious with approximately 12,102 sq ft of space. It truly offers comfortable and luxurious living space like no other in London.

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