Flat for sale in Aston Webb House, Tooley Street, London SE1

A superb two double bedroom apartment in this striking, detached period building in a prime SE1 location, positioned moments from the River Thames.

The building was originally designed by the renowned English architect, Sir Aston Webb who designed the principal facade of Buckingham Palace and the main building of the Victoria and Albert Museum. Originally built in 1901 as the headquarters of Boord & Son's distillery and then in 2003, it was restored and converted into 14 luxury apartments.

This unusually spacious, split level property measures approximately 119.3 sq. M. (1284 sq. Ft.) and boasts a wealth of character.

The contemporary accommodation found on the upper level briefly comprises a light and bright South facing reception room, fitted with three double glazed sash windows, separate kitchen with space for dining and boasts a great range of fitted cabinets and integrated appliances. Also on this floor is a guest cloakroom.

Taking the feature spiral staircase to the lower level you will then find the two generous double bedrooms both of which incorporate fitted wardrobes with the principal bedroom having its own en suite bathroom. Completing this floor is a family bathroom and numerous storage cupboards.

The communal areas are impressive and well maintained with the further benefit that this apartment also comes with four lockable shelved storages cupboards found in the basement and via lift, access to two residents roof terraces.

London Bridge station is close just a few hundred yards away and is connected by the Northern line, Jubilee line and main br railway station. While there are also excellent bus services in to the city and West End as well as the Thames Clipper service at London Bridge City Pier.

Aston Webb House is adjacent to More London Place with excellent restaurants and shops, and a short walk to the city also moments away is Bermondsey Street with its vast array of cafes, bars and restaurants. Slightly further afield are Borough market and Southwark cathedral.

Please note that all distances are approximate.