This unique property in Chelsea's Mallord Street has been owned by the same family since its construction in 1914 for the artist Arthur Croft Mitchell. The property's design reflects Mitchell's artistic vision, with features such as blue walls in the studio rooms to control the light and green window frames to complement the foliage. The property has undergone some changes over the years, including the creation of a maisonette, but still retains many of its original features. The current arrangement includes a three-bedroom house with a reception room, kitchen, and two studio rooms, as well as a self-contained one-bedroom maisonette. The property also boasts a private garden and is located on a premier street in the heart of SW3, with easy access to shops, bars, and restaurants. This is a rare opportunity to own a piece of Chelsea's artistic history and restore a landmark residential address.