Townhouses
Mulberry & Whistler Squares
Experience
The delicate balance between architectural heritage and 21st century living
Centuries of history
Over 200 years of craftsmanship inform a new architectural language.
A work of art
The balustrade railings are one-off works of art, created bespoke for each townhouse by Tord Boontje.
An extraordinary legacy
Reviving the garden square tradition in its very heartland.
Michael Squire
We believe that buildings need to reveal themselves as fundamentally connected to the history, culture and physical characteristics of the place in which they are located.
Heart of the home
The fireplaces in the formal reception rooms are crafted from black Port Laurent stone with metallic white and gold veins.
Made to endure
The gleaming white Portland stone will grow still more beautiful as it ages.
Bespoke flooring
The chevron flooring, hewn from solid oak, will develop a deep, rich patina over time, bringing warmth to your home.
Scale
At 10 metres wide, the townhouses set a new paradigm for luxury living in London.
A grand entrance
The entrance hall is a space of elegant proportions and fine craftsmanship, with bespoke flooring fashioned from three varieties of natural stone.
Lavishly appointed
The vast first floor reception rooms are flooded with natural light from the floor to ceiling windows.
Perfect serenity
Unwind in your own private health club complete with swimming pool, sauna, steam room and gym.
The Garrison Club
Welcome to the community
This is London’s most exclusive residential members’ club, created bespoke for the Chelsea Barracks community.
Spa
Immerse yourself in one of London’s most opulent spas, exclusively for the use of Chelsea Barracks residents.
The Garden Squares
A community built around its gardens
Taking inspiration from England’s great architectural and horticultural traditions, the garden squares are the strikingly beautiful backdrop to Chelsea Barracks life.
Whistler Square
Flowing water and tranquil Magnolia trees are the centrepiece of this peaceful urban oasis.
Mulberry Square
A culinary garden with English fruits, vegetables, herbs and flowers marks the entrance to
Chelsea Barracks.