These house are in Durham Place, which was built in 1790 and is one of Chelsea’s most iconic terraces.
The window on the left has the delicate glazing bars typical of that period in architectural history.
In the window on the right all this has been ripped out, and replaced with an ugly plate glass window which disfigures the entire terrace.
How could this have been permitted? – if indeed it has ever been permitted.
It would be a valuable service to Chelsea if the owner removed the plate glass window and restored the glazing bars.
The Chelsea Society would expect RBKC to permit this restoration.
