- For Sale
- Guide price 1,300,000 GBP
- Build Size: 1,240 ft2
- Land Size: 1,240 ft2
- Property Type: Apartment
- Bedroom: 1
- Bathroom: 1
A unique one-bedroom apartment on the top floor of a warehouse conversion.
Set on the top floor of a converted warehouse, this one-bedroom loft offers the ultimate industrial feel. Exposed steel structural beams and six south facing windows flood the space with light, stretching across the entire width of the apartment, highlighting the raw beauty of this urban gem.The open-plan reception boasts an in-frame kitchen with a sleek breakfast bar—a space made for both relaxing and entertaining. Pocket doors lead to the bedroom, adding a touch of privacy without compromising the open flow of the loft.A staircase rises to your private roof terrace, an expansive outdoor space that matches the size of the apartment—perfect for entertaining or enjoying the view.This is not just a home; it's a canvas. A unique, flexible space with endless possibilities to shape it into something all your own.
Situated on a street where Charles Dickens once lived—just 100 yards from this very spot—and which he vividly depicted in The Pickwick Papers, a whole chapter of his beloved novel unfolds right here, and the area is full of reminders of one of literature's greatest storytellers.In the heart of Borough, this property places you at the centre of one of London's most exciting and well-connected areas. Just a few minutes' walk from Borough Station, you're perfectly positioned for quick access to the City and beyond. The Globe Theatre, Tate Modern, the National Theatre, Hayward Gallery and Royal Festival Hall are all within easy walking distance along the South Bank, with its famous views across to St Paul's and the CityStep outside, and you're within touching distance of Borough Market, one of London's oldest and most renowned food markets. Here, you'll find an eclectic mix of artisan food stalls, gourmet restaurants, and specialty shops—ideal for both foodies and those seeking a unique shopping experience.A short stroll away, Bermondsey Street offers a more relaxed vibe, with its array of independent boutiques, trendy cafes, and contemporary art galleries. This area is fast becoming a go-to for those seeking a blend of culture, food, and community, making it one of London's most desirable locations.
Set on the top floor of a converted warehouse, this one-bedroom loft offers the ultimate industrial feel. Exposed steel structural beams and six south facing windows flood the space with light, stretching across the entire width of the apartment, highlighting the raw beauty of this urban gem.The open-plan reception boasts an in-frame kitchen with a sleek breakfast bar—a space made for both relaxing and entertaining. Pocket doors lead to the bedroom, adding a touch of privacy without compromising the open flow of the loft.A staircase rises to your private roof terrace, an expansive outdoor space that matches the size of the apartment—perfect for entertaining or enjoying the view.This is not just a home; it's a canvas. A unique, flexible space with endless possibilities to shape it into something all your own.
Situated on a street where Charles Dickens once lived—just 100 yards from this very spot—and which he vividly depicted in The Pickwick Papers, a whole chapter of his beloved novel unfolds right here, and the area is full of reminders of one of literature's greatest storytellers.In the heart of Borough, this property places you at the centre of one of London's most exciting and well-connected areas. Just a few minutes' walk from Borough Station, you're perfectly positioned for quick access to the City and beyond. The Globe Theatre, Tate Modern, the National Theatre, Hayward Gallery and Royal Festival Hall are all within easy walking distance along the South Bank, with its famous views across to St Paul's and the CityStep outside, and you're within touching distance of Borough Market, one of London's oldest and most renowned food markets. Here, you'll find an eclectic mix of artisan food stalls, gourmet restaurants, and specialty shops—ideal for both foodies and those seeking a unique shopping experience.A short stroll away, Bermondsey Street offers a more relaxed vibe, with its array of independent boutiques, trendy cafes, and contemporary art galleries. This area is fast becoming a go-to for those seeking a blend of culture, food, and community, making it one of London's most desirable locations.
