Chelsea
Chelsea’s reputation tends to arrive before you do: polished, fashionable and unmistakably well established. Yet beyond the King’s Road and Sloane Square, it feels more intimate than its image suggests. Red-brick terraces, colourful cottages and quiet garden squares sit alongside independent bookshops, neighbourhood pubs and cafés where familiar faces return each morning.
Weekends move easily between Pavilion Road, the Saatchi Gallery and walks along the Thames, while the quieter streets of Old Chelsea retain traces of the artists, writers and designers who once shaped the area. Chelsea offers the rare pleasure of living in one of the most renowned areas that can still feel distinctly your own.
CURRENT LISTINGS
Properties in Chelsea
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WHAT TO DO
The Neighbourhood Edit
carefully selected by Anna and Maria*
Rabbit - King's Road
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A lively spot serving inventive British small plates made with seasonal produce from the owners’ Sussex farm. Rustic interiors and a menu designed for sharing make it a relaxed choice for a long lunch or sociable dinner.
Mucci's - King's Road
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A lively Italian restaurant on the King’s Road with a glamorous interior. Expect generous plates of pasta, Italian classics and a buzzy evening atmosphere.
Josephine - Fulham Road
£££ - ££££
A warm French bouchon serving Lyonnaise classics, from cheese soufflé and pike quenelle to rotisserie chicken and pink praline tart. Pair them with a Rhône-led wine list and an impressive selection of Chartreuse.
Elystan Street
££££ +
An elegant neighbourhood restaurant where exceptional seasonal ingredients take centre stage. Expect refined yet unfussy dishes and make sure to try their signature desserts.