LondonChelsea Barracks, in the beautiful district of Belgravia, is famous for hosting the British Royal Army for 150 years before being converted into a vast complex of luxury apartments and townhouses. This summer with a brand new structure 9 Mulberry Square It opened with 48 residences, from one-bedroom units to mansion-sized penthouses, by Eric Parry Architects. the first of the building penthouse The product to be launched was listed with a jaw-dropping price tag of $57 million. Robb Report The interior was given a special appearance. Knight Frank owns the outstanding list.

Chelsea Barracks bugged Studio Atkinson For the two-story penthouse design that prioritizes “health in the sky,” according to the description. Beyond just over 6,000 square feet of living space, the large outdoor terrace is where essential incentive-related amenities like an ice bath and sauna come into play. While there’s more to explore on the terrace, the home’s interiors also offer five bedrooms and a range of living spaces to suit families and wellness enthusiasts alike.

The marble staircase in the foyer leads to the upper floor, against the backdrop of deep red splashed on the walls. The living room stands further forward with floor-to-ceiling windows opening onto the terrace. Its walls are in a willow green tone that creates a feeling of calm. The clean kitchen waterfalls marble countertops above the snack bar island along with wood cabinetry.

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Elsewhere, the formal dining room breaks the ice with herringbone floors and orange moiré wallpaper that lends an offbeat psychedelic vibe; A pastel pink sofa brings energy to the master bedroom suite, which includes a marble-lined bathroom with interesting floral wallpaper. and unobstructed skyline views are its most eye-catching features. In addition to the printed throw options and floral-themed lighting fixtures, the British design firm also sourced a range of antiques for the home; these included a tall Chinese-style boy acquired at a Dreweatts auction.

Once on the terrace, in addition to the barrel sauna and redwood ice bath, you can grow herbs in the private garden area and prepare meals on the built-in barbecue grill next to the bar area and al fresco dining and relaxation areas.

Residents also have access to the building’s 33,000 square feet of space Garrison Club in Grenadier Gardens. The multi-gym here allows you to play on the championship tennis court, as well as access the swimming pool and participate in many holistic wellness programs.

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