£1,000,000
1 bed flat for saleCharing Cross Road, London WC2H
1 bed
1 bath
EPC Rating: C
About this property
One-bedroom Victorian apartment
Approximately 700 sq ft
Third floor setting
High ceilings throughout
Three original fireplaces
Original plasterwork and coving
Mandarin Stone limestone
Zoned underfloor heating
Timber-framed double glazing
Historic Tin Pan Alley
The limestone gives the rooms a sense of continuity, while original fireplaces provide a focal point in the sitting room, bedroom and kitchen-diner. Original coving traces the high ceilings. A full refurbishment included a new kitchen and bathroom, rewiring and a new boiler.
The kitchen-diner is where the period detailing and modern joinery sit most naturally together. The fireplace gives the dining area the feel of a reception room, while the kitchen is fitted with AEG appliances, a ceramic hob with concealed extraction, a Fisher & Paykel drawer dishwasher, a Quooker hot-water tap and a wine fridge. The fridge-freezer and washer-dryer are integrated.
Built in 1889, the building was originally known as Halberstadt Mansions and took its present name during the First World War. It sits within the Denmark Street Conservation Area, on the street long known as Tin Pan Alley for its place in London’s music history. Soho’s restaurants, the West End’s theatres and Covent Garden’s shops are all within easy reach, with a direct Elizabeth line connection to Heathrow from Tottenham Court Road
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Leasehold (112 years)
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