London, SE1 0AS

One of just two apartments in this renovated Victorian hop warehouse, the interior has been beautifully crafted and has all the sought-after features associated with a warehouse conversion: exposed brick walls, beamed ceilings and original timber floors. The apartment is arranged over the ground and lower-ground floors with a galleried upper area which is bathed in great natural light from a large east-facing window. This gallery space can be used either as a bedroom or as a second living space or office, so the apartment can be a two bedroom and two reception room set up, or as a three bedroom setup with one reception. A steel and timber staircase descends to the lower level past a brick feature wall. The kitchen, wardrobes and stairs are all bespoke hand-built with original joists and stairs reclaimed from the building during conversion, giving a beautifully consistent flow of natural and raw materials throughout. The specification is nicely finished off by designer "Buster and Punch" light switches. Share of Freehold Long underlying lease with 989 years remaining Latest annual service charge approx. £2,379 including reserve and insurance Peppercorn ground rent Southwark band F council tax