Main image: Ovington Court, Knightsbridge £2,500,000
An eighth floor flat with far reaching north westerly views over Montpelier Village towards the Albert Hall, beautifully presented to provide three bedrooms. Portered block with lift. 950 sq ft/88m2 GIA. Three bedrooms/ two bathrooms (one en-suite), kitchen open to reception. (Ames Belgravia)
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