A luxury apartment located inside the building where Harrods chocolate used to be made has hit the market for £25m.
The plush pad is located in well-heeled Knightsbridge, London - not far from the famous store it used to supply with treats.
Stunning pictures show the interior of the desirable flat, which is actually four properties knocked together inside a Grade I listed building.
The original design is the work of CW Stephens, the man also housed Harrods and Claridges - both known for their beauty.
And it was previously the department store's bakery, depository and chocolate factory before being transformed in 2002, reports My London.
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But the luxury home doesn't come cheap, advertised at nearly £25m.
The apartment, in a development called Trevor Square, boasts more than 6000 sq ft, six bedrooms over two floors and 24-hour security.
Jeremy Gee, managing director of agent Beauchamp Estates said: "Trevor Square is one of the most sought-after developments in Knightsbridge, enjoying a fantastic location just moments from Harrods.
"The six-bedroom duplex apartment offers extensive living space with grand proportions throughout, with details in every luxury such as the triple reception room and the sweeping marble staircase."
Trevor Square is also located just moments from trendy Sloane Square and Brompton Road.
It is also being advertised by Savills.
Alex Christian, of the firm, said: "Trevor Square is the elegant amalgamation of four apartments into one superb duplex home, finished to the highest standard throughout.
"The development has a fantastic history as the former Harrods Depository where fresh bakery, luxury chocolates and goods were prepared and stored, now a desirable address."
