4 Cheyne Walk

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4 Cheyne Walk, Grade II* listed house in Chelsea, London.

The red brick building at 4 Cheyne Walk features an entrance with a hood supported by carved brackets and Corinthian pilasters with traced foliage.

Built in 1718, the house received its dating confirmation from the numbers inscribed on a lead rainwater pipe initially placed at the rear of the structure.

The novelist George Eliot lived at this residence with her husband John Cross in 1880, leading to the installation of a commemorative blue plaque.

The property includes a thirty-foot dining room and an L-shaped second-floor bedroom with four windows offering views toward the River Thames.

The interior walls contain oil paintings that were long attributed to Sir James Thornhill, though the actual artist remains unidentified to this day.

Location: Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea

GPS coordinates: 51.48430,-0.16443

Latest update: March 18, 2025 20:17

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