A house built in 1847 on the Moore family's estate in Chelsea. The first tenants were tradesmen and shared the house with others. The street smartened up considerably from the 1950s - the first time that this house even had a bathroom - with neighbours such as Robin Denison-Pender who helped revitalise the fortunes of the Albert Hall in the 1970s. The MP Sir Brandon Rhys Williams lived next door for many years. In the early 1960s the artist John Doyle lived in this house and from the 1970s Countess Cawdor and her family.
