Stukeley Street,
Seven Dials WC2
£2,695,000
Occupying the top two floors of a sympathetically refurbished former warehouse in the heart of London’s Theatreland, this fantastic three bedroom penthouse apartment offers bright & airy contemporary accommodation in an enviable location between the City & West End.
Overview
Occupying the top two floors of a sympathetically refurbished former warehouse in the heart of London's Theatreland, this fantastic three bedroom penthouse apartment offers bright & airy contemporary accommodation in an enviable location between the City & West End.
Developed in recent years to an exceptional standard and featuring direct lift access to the lower level, the apartment offers well-proportioned accommodation including a generous top floor lateral living space flooded with natural light from the numerous floor to ceiling windows & doors that open on to a private South West facing roof terrace.
The high specification includes a contemporary kitchen from Molteni & Dada, luxurious bathrooms and bespoke Italian fitted wardrobes, along with underfloor heating, comfort cooling and remote control electrically operated blinds.
Situated on the lower (third) floor with its generous ceiling heights are two bedroom suites of approximately equal size, both with en-suite bathrooms, plus a third bedroom/study and separate guest WC. The direct lift access opens in to a pleasant entrance hall with a beautiful timber & metal open-tread contemporary staircase surrounded by characterful brickwork affording access to both the upper floor and private entrance lower down on the second floor.
Stukeley Street is a tranquil side street situated between Drury Lane and Kingsway, ideally located for access to both the West End & City, with the buzzing Hoxton Holborn located literally around the corner and the green open space of Lincoln's Inn Fields a few minutes stroll away.
Covent Garden's bustling Piazza is within easy reach (as well as it's tube station) and along with it the many dining and retail attractions of the West End. Holborn tube is only moments away as well as the major Crossrail interchange at Tottenham Court Road due to open in the near future, allowing the rest of the capital to be within easy reach.
Stukeley Street takes its name from William Stukeley, rector of nearby St. George the Martyr's Church in Holborn in the 1740's and close friend and Biographer of Isaac Newton. As well as a clergyman, Stukeley studied medicine at St. Thomas's, was a renowned antiquarian and is widely regarded as a pioneer and forerunner of modern archaeology, having undertaken many studies and field trips to historic sites up and down the country with a particular interest in Stonehenge.
WHAT WE LOVE
The south west facing roof terrace
Lovely contemporary specification
The huge amounts of natural light
Close proximity to Hoxton Holborn & Rosewood London for drinks & eats
The West End & City literally on your doorstep.
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW Direct lift access
Comfort cooling & underfloor heating
Molteni & Dada kitchen
Leasehold - approx 994 years
Service Charges £5234 per annum approx.
Developed in recent years to an exceptional standard and featuring direct lift access to the lower level, the apartment offers well-proportioned accommodation including a generous top floor lateral living space flooded with natural light from the numerous floor to ceiling windows & doors that open on to a private South West facing roof terrace.
The high specification includes a contemporary kitchen from Molteni & Dada, luxurious bathrooms and bespoke Italian fitted wardrobes, along with underfloor heating, comfort cooling and remote control electrically operated blinds.
Situated on the lower (third) floor with its generous ceiling heights are two bedroom suites of approximately equal size, both with en-suite bathrooms, plus a third bedroom/study and separate guest WC. The direct lift access opens in to a pleasant entrance hall with a beautiful timber & metal open-tread contemporary staircase surrounded by characterful brickwork affording access to both the upper floor and private entrance lower down on the second floor.
Stukeley Street is a tranquil side street situated between Drury Lane and Kingsway, ideally located for access to both the West End & City, with the buzzing Hoxton Holborn located literally around the corner and the green open space of Lincoln's Inn Fields a few minutes stroll away.
Covent Garden's bustling Piazza is within easy reach (as well as it's tube station) and along with it the many dining and retail attractions of the West End. Holborn tube is only moments away as well as the major Crossrail interchange at Tottenham Court Road due to open in the near future, allowing the rest of the capital to be within easy reach.
Stukeley Street takes its name from William Stukeley, rector of nearby St. George the Martyr's Church in Holborn in the 1740's and close friend and Biographer of Isaac Newton. As well as a clergyman, Stukeley studied medicine at St. Thomas's, was a renowned antiquarian and is widely regarded as a pioneer and forerunner of modern archaeology, having undertaken many studies and field trips to historic sites up and down the country with a particular interest in Stonehenge.
WHAT WE LOVE
The south west facing roof terrace
Lovely contemporary specification
The huge amounts of natural light
Close proximity to Hoxton Holborn & Rosewood London for drinks & eats
The West End & City literally on your doorstep.
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW Direct lift access
Comfort cooling & underfloor heating
Molteni & Dada kitchen
Leasehold - approx 994 years
Service Charges £5234 per annum approx.
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Seven Dials
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.
