£2,445 pcm
(£564 pw)
2 bed flat to rent7 St Leonards Road, London | E14
2 beds
1 bath
1 reception
800 sq. ft
EPC Rating: B
Just added
Furnished
About this property
New Listing
Super Fast Wifi
Yoga & Pilates
Cinema Room
Peloton Bikes Room
Workspace Rooms
Washer & Dryer
Private Kitchen & Dining Room
Residents Gym
Professional management team
Flagstones is delighted to present a spacious two-bedroom apartment in Balfron Tower, Erno Goldfinger’s Brutalist landmark, newly designed by Ab Rogers.
Designed by Ab Rogers as part of the retrofit of Balfron Tower, an east London landmark, this apartment has a colour palette inspired by Erno Goldfinger’s archive and fixtures chosen to last. It comes fully furnished with bespoke pieces made for the building, including a mid-century-style sofa, a bouclé armchair, a terrazzo coffee table and a dining table with curved-back chairs. Bedrooms have ottoman storage beds with upholstered headboards and solid wood furniture.
The sociable galley kitchen has heritage grey cabinetry, bar stools and integrated Bosch appliances, including an oven, microwave, induction hob, fridge-freezer and dishwasher.
About the building
Balfron Tower is a listed icon of post-war modernism. Hungarian-born architect Erno Goldfinger designed it in the emerging Brutalist style as the centrepiece of the three-building Brownfield Estate. The “older sibling” of North Kensington’s Trellick Tower, it was Goldfinger’s vision of a vertical neighbourhood and an antidote to suburban sprawl. In 1968 he lived here himself, in flat 130 with his wife Ursula.
Designed by Ab Rogers as part of the retrofit of Balfron Tower, an east London landmark, this apartment has a colour palette inspired by Erno Goldfinger’s archive and fixtures chosen to last. It comes fully furnished with bespoke pieces made for the building, including a mid-century-style sofa, a bouclé armchair, a terrazzo coffee table and a dining table with curved-back chairs. Bedrooms have ottoman storage beds with upholstered headboards and solid wood furniture.
The sociable galley kitchen has heritage grey cabinetry, bar stools and integrated Bosch appliances, including an oven, microwave, induction hob, fridge-freezer and dishwasher.
About the building
Balfron Tower is a listed icon of post-war modernism. Hungarian-born architect Erno Goldfinger designed it in the emerging Brutalist style as the centrepiece of the three-building Brownfield Estate. The “older sibling” of North Kensington’s Trellick Tower, it was Goldfinger’s vision of a vertical neighbourhood and an antidote to suburban sprawl. In 1968 he lived here himself, in flat 130 with his wife Ursula.
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