THE BLACKBOOK is honored to add this classic London home to the portfolio. Located in the exclusive and trendy Chelsea neighborhood, this extra large property is being offered on the market for the first time in 60 years. Investors and developers looking for a prime opportunity in one of London’s finest districts should consider this rare opportunity to own a Chelsea property with artistic relevance included!

The original 4 bedroom home at 153 Church St sits on the property that was once the studio for Welsh portrait painter Augustus John (1878-1961). Augustus John was one of the UK’s most renowned artists and painted the portraits of Thomas Hardy, George Bernard Shaw, T. E. Lawrence, James Joyce, Dylan Thomas and W. B. Yeats.

Chelsea itself is no stranger to the art world and is filled with history and connections to London’s art scene. 153 Old Church has the artistic street cred to be relevant and an important part of Chelsea’s artistic mosaic. An homage to the property’s artistic roots could be an element to any future marketing of the site.
Offers are now being excepted for this new opportunity in London. Please contact us with the secure form below the gallery for offer guidelines.

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UNIQUE CHELSEA HOUSE WITH ARTISTIC CONNECTIONS AND DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL UNVEILED BY SAVILLS AND RUSSELL SIMPSON

Influenced by Rembrandt and likened to Gauguin and Matisse, Augustus John was...