Seymour Walk was almost entirely built between the 1790s-1820s in an area then known as Little Chelsea.
This Georgian street represents a period and style of architecture that is uncommon in Chelsea.
Being a cul-de-sac, the street has a peaceful atmosphere but its particular charm is also derived from the curve at the south end of the road and the varied architecture and trees in this location.
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