03 Jan
This loft in a tower must be one of London’s most unique and striking properties. Located on a quiet residential road and less than 25 minutes drive from Marble Arch & the West End with one of its previous owners being Her Majesty The Queen.
Built around 1861, the property and was fully renovated in 1998. The works took two years and now the tower provides extensive accommodation. The attention to detail is simply breath taking, from the ground floor entrance hall to the original door. The reception room in the belfry has 40ft ceilings and there is a roof terrace with some of the most far reaching views of any property in London. It also benefits from an internal lift, rear terrace and parking for two cars. All in all the property offers approximately 3337 square feet of wonderful space.
Other features include 3ft thick walls, a fire alarm and security system as well as a working original church clock. Being 300ft above sea level, provides extraordinary views from the mid to upper levels.
Gipsy Hill train station which connects to London Bridge is a few minutes’ walk away and there are many bus routes also close by as are the excellent shopping, restaurant and leisure facilities of Crystal Palace all on the door step.
This loft in a tower is now for sale for about 2 million GBP
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