A quirky location with a ground floor commercial space and two further floors of apartment space.
Built in 1720, this unique property is made up of both a residential apartment and commercial space. The top two floors of the flat are fully furnished, with a quirky style of decor and striking red walls in the hallway. There is an eclectic mix of artwork and furnishings in the flat, as well as a modern kitchen space and an extensive library. The ground floor is an empty, formerly commercial area, with a basement space available as well. It has a large, bright modern extension with a mezzanine level accessed by an impressive spiral staircase. The mezzanine level features a metal balcony and exposed brick walls. The basement level has modern, white walls and a stockroom-type area, whilst the upper level has some more traditional elements such as ornate wooden furniture, shutters and an original fireplace. The whole property was once a pub, and there are still some original doors from this period. Outside, there is a small courtyard space with a fish pond and small waterfall. The total space available is 2,600sq. ft. On street parking is available at the property.
Farringdon station
