The house is currently set up with an impressive open plan reception/ kitchen on the lower level, and a study and bedroom on the upper mezzanine level, along with a separate bathroom. There is also off-street parking for one car. Sydney Close is a location steeped in history as it was reputably the site of the sculptors who cast the lions at the base of Nelson’s Column and later the alleged site of a secret press operated by the Suffragettes. Today Sydney Close offers a discreet address with the amenities of the Fulham Road on your doorstep and South Kensington underground a short walk away.