This former private mansion, built in 1879, has been converted into 8 luxurious apartments, including Number 3 Caple Apartments, which boasts a private garden and stone loggia. The property retains its original features, such as wooden parquet floors and panelling, and has a unique atmosphere of calm and peacefulness. The apartment's spacious living area has a contemporary kitchen, dining, and seating areas, with huge leaded windows and wooden shutters. The bedroom has integrated wardrobes and lead casement windows, while the bathroom features original ceramic tiles and stylish black marble shelves. The property's history dates back to 1879, when it was built for a retired army officer and his French-born wife, and has since been used as a convalescent home for London Transport employees. The property's unique history and stunning architecture make it a truly special place to live.