Beaufort Gardens, Knightsbridge

Eating out in Knightsbridge / SW3 The choice of places to eat within walking distance is pretty much limitless. Here are a few of the owner's personal favourites.

No. Fifty Cheyne – our standout favourite. 30-35 minute walk or 10-minute cab ride tucked away in Old Chelsea. Seasonal and beautifully presented food is a lovely setting. Steak and fish lovers equally well (plus vegetarian options). Renowned for its Saturday and Sunday roasts - the soufflés are to die for! 50 Cheyne Walk, London, SW3 5LR.

Scalini – Classic Italian Food, 5 minutes’ walk away in Walton Street. 1 – 3 Walton Street, SW3 2JD- Reserve via Open Table.  

Daphne’s – stylish and popular Italian at the top of Draycott Avenue (turn left at the far end of Walton Street and you are there). 

112 Draycott Avenue, SW3 3AE, 020 7589 4257. daphnes-restaurant.co.uk Cicchetti by San Carlo – stunning interiors and great food (small plates from all parts of Italy) directly opposite the side entrance to Harrods. 6 Hans Road. sancarlo.co.uk Ensure you Knightsbridge

Harrods (4-minute walk) Hyde Park (15-minute walk) Sloane Square/Kings Road for premium shopping (10 minutes walk) Victoria & Albert Museum (V&A), 

Natural History Museum, and the Science Museum (10-minute walk)  Royal Albert Hall (20-minute walk) Marble Arch/Oxford Street (25-minute walk via Hyde Park or take the No. 74 Bus from outside Sainsbury's on the Brompton Road) Buckingham Palace/Green Park/St. James’ Park (25-minute walk) Quiet streets of Chelsea full of charming cafes and restaurants 5-minute walk (via Beauchamp Place and Walton Street) 

Tube – Knightsbridge (Piccadilly Line) is a few minutes walk away. South Kensington or Sloane Square Tube (Circle and District lines), 10-minute walk.

Set on a tree-lined garden square just moments from the fashionable amenities along Brompton Road, home to the globally famed department store Harrods. 

Beaufort Gardens boasts a superb location at the very heart of cosmopolitan Knightsbridge with the glorious tranquility of Hyde Park to the north, the Victoria and Albert Museum, and the Royal Albert Hall all in the vicinity, there is no doubt that this exclusive area has the royal seal of approval.