Neal Street,
Seven Dials WC2

This bright and airy duplex apartment forms part of a purpose built block within the Seven Dials Conservation Area, moments from the shops, restaurants and Theatres of Covent Garden, as well as the bright lights and buzz of Soho.

Accessed via a well-maintained private terrace garden on the podium (first floor) level, which is a rarity on this central location, the apartment features a generous living space with a well proportioned private balcony overlooking Neal Street, along with a separate well-appointed kitchen area and shower room off of the entrance hall.

On the second floor are two double bedrooms both overlooking Neal street, with a third bedroom facing the rear, as well as a modern family bathroom.

The apartment is presented in fantastic order throughout, with modern decor and lovely oiled natural oak flooring, also benefitting from modern windows throughout that are either double or triple glazed, having been replaced by the freeholder in recent years. The apartment offers a genuine oasis of calm as a direct counterpoint to the hustle & bustle of the streets of London’s West End.

Seven Dials is a charm-packed lifestyle & gastronomy hub connecting Covent Garden with Soho, defined by seven characterful cobbled streets radiating from the unmistakable sundial dating from the 1690’s.

With cobbled streets, an eclectic mix of historic warehouses and Dutch style red brick houses, plus a flourishing food scene with Seven Dials Market’s independent street food vendors and Neal’s Yard’s fantastic Barbary and recent arrival Story Cellar, this buzzing neighbourhood is celebrated as much for its heritage brands, independent boutiques and upcoming labels as it’s gastronomia, making it a much-loved destination for trend-conscious shoppers and foodies alike.

Covent Garden offers some of the capital’s finest restaurants and retailers, not to mention world class cultural attractions in the form of the Royal Opera House and numerous theatres, museums and galleries. Educational powerhouses The London School of Economics, King’s College and University of London all have major campuses nearby, making the neighbourhood an ideal home for culture vultures and students alike.

Not only that, but the neighbourhood is one of the best connected in Central London, with nearby tube stations located at Covent Garden (Piccadilly Line), Leicester Square (Piccadilly & Northern Lines) Holborn (Piccadilly & Central Lines) and Tottenham Court Road (Northern, Central & Elizabeth Lines), providing tube links north, south, east & west as well as easy of access to Heathrow Airport and the City of London.