This stylish attic apartment is just a stone's throw from Chelsea's upmarket cafés, restaurants and boutiques. The home is part of a period mansion building, and you'll immediately notice unique features like the beams in the open-plan living area. This room catches the sun all day thanks to its skylights, and there's a Juliet balcony where you might stand and enjoy a coffee in the morning, admiring views of the shared gardens. Coffee table books and a stylish leather armchair complete the space – we can just imagine relaxing here after a day in the capital. The kitchen is perfect for cooking up a quick lunch or dinner in between city walks, but we think you'll want to explore the chic dining spots on nearby King's Road. Wander over to South Kensington to visit the Natural History Museum and V&A Museum, and the apartment is a 15-minute walk away from Earl's Court tube station, offering easy access to neighbourhoods further afield.