Duplex Three Bedroom Penthouse At Lockside House, Chelsea Creek

Some homes have this way of letting you breathe a little deeper as soon as you walk inside. That is what I felt the moment I stepped into this three bedroom duplex penthouse at Lockside House in Chelsea Creek. Light comes pouring in and actually, before you even notice all the designer touches or the cool marble floors, what you might spot first are those green views. Honestly, I caught myself lingering by the windows watching the water in the canal shift with the breeze. City living feels surprisingly peaceful here.

This penthouse is called The Mulberry and it does have this polished look that feels easy rather than overdone. The lobby greets you in a way that makes you want to kick off your shoes and pause for a second, even if you are just back from grabbing coffee at one of the places near Kings Road. The double doors are mostly glass, so mornings start bright, and the floors are that smooth kind of marble that never tries too hard. If you look to your right, there is a living area with these pops of colour that say someone cared about every little corner, not just the big details.

To me, the kitchen feels like a spot where you would actually make a proper breakfast, not just heat up something quick. There is a sleek feel to the light wood cabinets, and whoever picked the stainless steel countertops was thinking about both style and cleaning up after. All of the appliances are hidden away in that tidy London way, so you never feel cluttered. I could see someone having friends over, chatting at the dining table while you flip pancakes or pour another round of tea.

On this lower level, there is a guest bedroom with its own ensuite and balcony. You step outside and get real views of the landscaped gardens. I stood out there for a bit. You will hear birds sometimes, a few kids biking on the paths below once school lets out. There is also another balcony straight from the living space that hangs right over the canal itself. Some evenings, the water picks up gold reflections from the sunset and it almost feels like London has stopped hustling for a moment.

Head up the stairs and, honestly, the space just spreads out even more. The master bedroom is a place you can really unwind. There is a walk in closet big enough you can actually use it. The bathroom has this proper spa bathtub with claw feet that lets you soak as long as you want and high windows where you can see the city skyline if you peek out in the morning. The second upstairs bedroom is almost as big and has this calm, steady light drifting in. There is a sunroom too, and the way it is furnished makes it feel like somewhere you might read for hours or just work quietly from home. Two terraces up here as well. From one you can see rooftops, from the other, more of that peaceful canal. Sometimes I think it would be the best place to have breakfast or just a few quiet minutes before the city wakes up.

As a resident in Lockside House, you get all the expected perks like a beautiful pool that looks out over the water, a gym with actual sunlight for morning workouts, and then all those spa bits—sauna, Jacuzzi, and treatment rooms that are not hidden in a cold basement but instead practically inviting you in after a long day. The concierge team is around round the clock, which means deliveries are smooth and you never have to wonder about anything.

The thing that clicked for me with this penthouse was how close you are to all the buzz of Kings Road, but you honestly forget it sometimes. One minute you are walking by the locks or grabbing coffee and the next you are tucked away with everything feeling quiet. Chelsea Creek is right at that edge where riverside calm meets real London city life.

I always say the only way to know how a place feels is just by walking through at your own pace. If you think you want to do that, or if you have questions before you head over, just let me know. At LuxuryProperty.com we are about making your next step feel as comfortable as this home does when you first step inside.