Main image: EATON SQUARE Eaton Square is Grade II* listed and saw the amalgamate of two separate apartments into one single family dwelling, accessed from the main front entrance door. In order to provide accommodation and facilities consistent with a large family dwelling in this much sought after area, a three storey extension across the rear and a new basement below the courtyard garden were added to the floor areas. In total the property is now five levels of high end residential accommodation comprising four en-suite bedrooms, several large receptions rooms, staff accommodation, catering facilities and a pool hall at basement level with swimming pool, jacuzzi and treatment room.
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