The former home of Napoleon III, which once entertained Charles Dickins and Benjamin Disraeli, has gone on sale for £4.5million.
The incredible property is on the market for the first time in 20 years.
The two bedroom apartment sits on the first floor of a Grade II listed building on King Street in St James.
The apartment has 1,947 of space and is on the market for £4.5m.
It was owned by Napoleon III who was the heir and nephew of Napoleon I - the first president of France and Emperor.
Peter Wetherell, founder and chairman of agents Wetherell, said: “We are delighted to bring this beautiful and elegant former royal residence at 1C King Street, once the Londonhome of French Emperor Napoleon III, to the market for the first time in 20 years.
“This Blue Plaque home provides the perfect London base for someone like Napoleon III, who wants to be located in the heart of London with easy access to the luxury shops and fine restaurants of Piccadilly, Jermyn Street and adjacent Mayfair.”
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1. 1C King Street
Napoleon III transformed the interiors in tribute to the Bonapartes, installing a portrait of Napoleon I by Delaroche and uniforms worn by his uncle. | Wetherell
2. 1C King Street
The first-floor two bedroom apartment in a Grade II listed building provides 1,947 sq ft of space. | Wetherell
3. 1C King Street
The two bedroom former royal residence has exceptional ceiling heights, a south facing aspect and is located in a palatial four storey white-stucco period building. | Wetherell
4. 1 C King Street
It was refurbished and fully modernised by leading developer The Berkeley Group, with a specification by luxury design house Collett-Zarzycki. | Wetherell