The property comprises a Grade II Listed terraced townhouse of masonry construction arranged over basement, ground and four upper floors with a dormered mansard on the fourth floor. Originally a brown brick townhouse the property was stuccoed in the early nineteenth century and internally now provides self-contained office accommodation throughout. The exterior of the property also features a Blue Plaque which was erected to commemorate the brief period (in 1848) when Frederic Chopin, a Polish composer, lived in the building. The property is located on the north side of St James's Place close to St James's Street.