The Clearings

Chelsea (SW3) · SW3

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Listed status
Not Launched Yet
District
Chelsea (SW3)
Developer
Citygrove

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AddressDraycott Avenue, London SW3 2NA

Overview

The Clearings is a residential-led mixed-use development on Draycott Avenue in Chelsea (SW3) by Citygrove and McLaren Property, on the site of the former John Lewis depository warehouse built in the 1930s for the Peter Jones Department Store. The scheme, designed by Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates (KPF), comprises 78 apartments across three buildings of four to nine storeys with a three-storey basement, with completion expected in 2027.

Residents have access to private leisure facilities including a health club and spa, concierge service, a business suite, and secure basement parking. A retail unit is included at ground floor. The development is within the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, on a quiet residential street off the King's Road, with Sloane Square station (Circle and District lines) within comfortable walking distance.

Key highlights

  • Zone 1 London location - Chelsea (SW3)
  • King's Road shopping, riverside walks and vibrant cafe culture
  • Strong community feel with excellent local amenities
  • Developer: Citygrove
  • 78 apartments designed by Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates (KPF)
  • Three buildings, four to nine storeys, with three-storey basement
  • Former 1930s John Lewis depository warehouse site
  • Health club, spa, 24-hour concierge, and secure basement parking

Location

Draycott Avenue, London SW3 2NA

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