Designed by award winning internationally acclaimed 6a architects. This wonderful two bedroom, two bathroom apartment, with two private terraces, responds to the eccentric shape of the plot, allowing height and orientation of rooms to vary for privacy, sunlight and views.The Interior has been lime washed with exposed beams and columns defining the living spaces, exposed concrete frame and ceilings, block-work gently visible through lime washed walls, surface mounted electrics, to give a very honest, straightforward simple feel.

Floors are Douglas Fir Ply and encaustic tile in kitchens and bathrooms. Joinery is the same Douglas fir ply, but treated with a grey oil. Walls are variously exposed concrete or lime washed block-work, offset with rough, uneven, materials with high end, luxurious detailing including, bespoke cast brass door handles and hand rails, triple glazed windows and stylish bathroom fittings.

Leading from the living space is the magnificent fully fitted kitchen featuring a vaulted 4m glazed roof. With zinc counters, brass taps, Smeg range cooker, Whirlpool washer/dryer, Hotpoint dishwasher, Fisher & Paykel and stainless steel fridge.

The kitchen, bathrooms are all lit with simple bullet or peg lights and bedrooms and living rooms are fitted with 5amp sockets hidden in the floors which are connected to a dimmer switch, which lets occupants use lamps that are then controlled together from the switch.

Outdoor spaces:

Two outdoor spaces, one from living, the other from master bedroom with planters and water buts, water and lighting.

Bathrooms:

Encaustic tile floors, Laufen sanitary ware, Kaldewei bath, stainless steel mirrored cabinets, bespoke copper pipe heated towel rails.

Heating is zoned underfloor (water, not electric) and very cheap to run. Sensors in each room mean that temperature can be very specifically controlled room by room.

The building is extremely thermally efficient - We understand air tightness rating was around 94%, making this close to Passive House standard. This makes it very cheap and environmentally friendly to heat, and lovely and cool in the summer and retain heat excellently in winter.

Wilberforce Road is a desirable and quiet street close to the shops, cafes and bars of Finsbury Park, Highbury and Stoke Newington. Clissold Park, Gillespie Reserve & Woodberry Wetlands are all within a short walk. The property is incredibly well connected, with Victoria/Piccadilly Underground (Arsenal & Finsbury Park) Overground, National Rail services and regular bus services all on your doorstep.

With great south West city skyline views, this private quiet loft features exposed brick walls, wood floors throughout, white bathroom and fully fitted kitchen. Lofts in these locations are rare and go fast, being less than five minutes walk from Old street and 10 minutes from Liverpool street station.

The landlord will consider short let this would not be at advertised long let price.

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A great entry into East London loft living. 1026 sqft this cracking open-plan one bed loft offers high ceilings, outside space and secured parking in a glorious Art Deco warehouse, once the factory of DeHavilland Aircraft, Designed in the 1930s by Sir Owen Williams.

Owned by our client for over twenty years, this authentic space is unencumbered by internal walls and leaves fantastic scope for a new purchaser to create an updated and very personalised loft apartment.

DeHavilland Studios is one of the most visually stunning factory conversions of its type. It sits in a low-key position between the urban landscape of Upper Clapton and the more serene River Lee and Lee Valley Park nearby.

Clapton Station is just 600m away with trains taking approximately 15 minutes to reach Liverpool Street Station for Shoreditch, Spitalfields and The Financial District.

The Britannia Shoreditch is not just a building, it is a fully charged East End hideout in bricks and mortar. A former Truman brewery pub reborn as a private world, it works as a serious home, an indulgent weekend base, or a fully branded events and hospitality space. Big, characterful living areas, a private bar, atmospheric dining spaces and intimate corners mean you can host ten for dinner, fifty for drinks, or disappear upstairs and treat it like your own boutique townhouse.

Above the bar and social spaces, the bedrooms feel like a private hotel you never have to check out of, with the whole place wrapping itself around a roof terrace that puts you in the middle of Shoreditch’s skyline. String lights, heaters, sofas and long nights come as standard. Live in it, lock it up as your London base, or keep it working as an income producing asset. Either way, you are not just buying square footage, you are taking ownership of a ready made story that people already want to be part of.

Set in a converted former photographers warehouse that used to be a working building (not a pastiche), this two-bedroom loft gives you close to 900 sq ft of open space and proper light. The main living area is wide and airy, and the double doors open straight onto your own terrace, facing south with a clear City skyline view.

Everything inside feels current and well put together, without shouting about it. A fitted kitchen sits neatly in the open-plan room, the bathrooms are sharp and simple, and the bedrooms are genuinely usable. One has its own en-suite shower, the other works as a second bedroom, office, studio, whatever your life actually looks like.

You’re a few minutes from Old Street and Liverpool Street, so commuting is painless and Shoreditch is basically your neighbourhood. Bars, restaurants, galleries, and gyms are all around you, but the flat still gives you a bit of breathing space, especially with that terrace.

We all love to be pleasantly surprised and upon stepping through the gates into the courtyard of this hidden gem, there is a distinct curiosity of what comes next!

This daring reinterpretation of a former factory is a wonderful combination of industrial romance, sprinkled with Parisian charm.
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The vast studio/reception room features, architectural glazed walls, suspended onion log burner, polished concrete floors and underfloor heating. Crittall dividing glazed wall separates the bedroom and hallway.

Arranged over three fascinating versatile levels, Le CineCube on one hand is designed for great entertaining and on the other to cuddle up quietly on those chilly winter nights around the log burner. The fully fitted kitchen with Corian work tops and Gaggenau/Siemens appliances is almost 40ft in length with floor to ceiling glazing to one end, filling the space with great light.

This impressive 5100sqft space, includes five bedrooms and a self contained private annexe on the ground floor, which could work great for those with teenagers, guests, housekeeper, or great
home office with separate entrance.

Bold, exciting and totally inspiring, this space is within a few hundred feet from the banks of the river Thames and the quaint cobbled streets of old London. Great for long walks and places to explore, including some great little pubs including, the oldest pub on the river Thames, The Mayflower.

Oh and we nearly forget a private 9-seater cinema, perfect for those jaw dropping Oscar moments.

A lateral riverside loft within a converted warehouse, offering 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and a secure parking space. It has great river and city views and, while it’s in good condition, it’s ready for some updates or redesigns.

This space is still part of a warehouse building and offers about 2,943 sq ft plus an 850 sq ft cellar. You could keep it as it is or potentially convert it into a three-bedroom flat, subject to the necessary permissions.

It’s one of the few on the street with its own entrance, which means lower service charges. The apartment features original warehouse doors opening directly onto the river — ideal for entertaining or just soaking in the view.

The main entrance connects directly onto Clink Street, a pedestrian street close to London Bridge and Borough Market.

Inside, you’ll find two large double bedrooms, two bathrooms plus a guest cloakroom, and an open-plan living, dining, and kitchen area with plenty of character — including exposed brickwork, original beams, and wooden floors.

There’s also a recent pre-application suggesting adding a window that could allow the creation of a third bedroom; full approval would be needed, but it’s a potential enhancement.

Clink Wharf is a group of five warehouses built in the 1990s along Clink Street, originally used for unloading goods from the river. They’ve now been converted into stylish apartments right by the water.

Located in the vibrant Southbank area, it’s close to Borough Market, the Globe Theatre, Tate Modern, and more. You’re within walking distance of numerous shops, restaurants, pubs, and major attractions like The Shard and The London Eye.

Transport is very convenient with London Bridge station nearby, offering Jubilee and Northern Lines plus trains, providing quick access to The City, West End, Canary Wharf, and beyond. Buses, cycle routes, and major roads are all easily accessible, making this a lively and well-connected place to live.

A top floor, authentic loft with stunning vaulted double height ceiling in the very centre of Old Street. The property has refurbishment potential with a lapsed planning permission granted in 2012 for a mansard rooftop extension - subject to the necessary consents. We have two potential concept schemes - please call for more information.

Situated in a Victorian warehouse in Central Shoreditch spanning 1,971 sqft (approx) over the third floor with mezzanine level, this loft apartment features a vast 55' living room with stunning vaulted timber roof and double height ceiling providing a fantastic sense of space and light. Open plan to the reception room the modern kitchen complete with granite work-top and fully applianced island unit creates an excellent entertaining and cooking space. The spiral staircase allows simple access up on to the mezzanine level which could easily be used as a study area, guest bedroom or just additional living space.

The large double bedroom benefits from built in wardrobes, separate wet-room and an en-suite bathroom, a WC in the entrance hallway. An added bonus for the space unlike most original warehouse buildings in Shoreditch is this has a lift providing access to the top floor.

Mallow Street is centrally located, just off Old Street/City Road, also home to the much anticipated White Collar Factory. Transport connections are exceptionally convenient with Old Street Tube (Northern Line) literally 30 seconds away, plus the numerous bus routes servicing the City.

In a quiet corner of London, an artist has woven a new narrative into the fabric of existing industrial architecture. Where optical lenses once focused light, a creative vision has transformed a collection of disparate structures into a unified live-work sanctuary. The site, a patchwork of single-story workshops and a modest two-story house, now seamlessly blends the rigor of studio practice with the comfort of domestic life.

The original lightweight industrial buildings, once humming with the precision of lens production, have been elegantly repurposed as a light-filled studio and showroom, a space where art can breathe and be celebrated. The adjacent house, imbued with a more intimate scale, has been reimagined as a three-bedroom dwelling, a haven for respite and reflection.

Teddington, a riverside idyll just a stone’s throw from the city’s frenetic energy, an architecturally compelling live-work space has emerged, defying the usual tropes. This isn’t just another converted loft; it’s a carefully curated fusion of creative endeavor and considered domesticity, a secret atelier tucked within the leafy tranquility of this highly-regarded locale.

A mezzanine addition, conceived as an archive and office space above the showroom, demanded an ingenious structural intervention.

A Vierendeel steel truss, dictating the space’s captivating irregular geometry, now discreetly supports the new level, a testament to the architect’s sensitivity to the existing form.
A suspended walkway, a slender thread connecting the office and the house, completes the composition, forging a direct link between the artist’s work and home.

The result is a remarkable interplay of industry and art, a lens through which a new way of living and working is beautifully focused.

This is more than just a property; it’s a carefully orchestrated lifestyle in a location where such opportunities are exceedingly scarce. To find such an architecturally considered space, so well-connected, with such good amenities, is a truly exceptional discovery in the heart of Teddington.

Experience a striking view of London from a unique vantage point—gaze across St. James’s Park or upstream from the Golden Jubilee Bridge to see what appears to be a magnificent French château on the Westminster side. This impressive building, characterised by its long profile and mansard roofs that punctuate the skyline, is described by the National Heritage List as “a vast elaborate pile with exuberant French Renaissance, Châteaux de la Loire-inspired details.”

Constructed in the 1880s as a luxurious apartment block by the influential Liberal Party MP and businessman Jabez Balfour, this historic edifice features architectural contributions from notable architects Archer and Green, who completed the upriver end in 1884, and Alfred Waterhouse, renowned for the Natural History Museum, who designed the section completed in 1887.

Perched on top of this historic Victorian mansion sits a truly remarkable 2,695 sqft triplex penthouse. This distinctive residence currently designed with somewhat gothic ambiance, which for some may feel quirky and enchanting, for others it provides a tremendous opportunity to utilise some of the character and create something incredibly unique.

Two double bedrooms and two bathrooms, with a generous living room featuring striking wooden beams and soaring vaulted ceilings. Adjacent to the living area is an additional reception space and doors that open onto a large roof terrace, offering breathtaking views of the River Thames and the London Eye.

Located just moments from the excellent transport links at Embankment, Charing Cross, and Westminster stations—providing direct access to the City—this property combines historic grandeur with excellent connectivity.

Historically, Whitehall Court has been home to distinguished figures such as Gladstone, Kitchener, and George Bernard Shaw. It was also the residence and occasionally the office of Sir Mansfield Smith-Cumming, the first chief of the Secret Service Bureau—the precursor to MI5 and MI6. Smith-Cumming famously initialed his papers with a “C,” inspiring Ian Fleming’s character “M.”