2 Bed Flat, Single Let, W1T 6QL, £800,000

• Listed Georgian House Conversion +
• Private Patio +
• Three bedrooms two bathrooms +
• Recently refurbished +
• Good storage +
• Fitzrovia +

Located on the ground and lower ground floors of this listed Georgian House this newly refurbished apartment will appeal to owner occupiers, investors and for those looking to invest for their children at one of the prestigious local universities. The layout of the apartment is very versatile enabling it to be configured as a three bedroom apartment or as a two bedroom, two reception room property.

Upon entering by your own front door you are greeted by a  bright reception space, as you proceed through the room you reach the hallway and a separate newly fitted kitchen with integrated appliances.  To the rear of the property is a large room with a pitched skylight that leads onto a private patio. On the lower floor there are two bedrooms both with fitted storage and an ensuite to the master bedroom as well as a family bathroom. 

The property further benefits from a separate storage room, wood flooring and contemporary finishes throughout in a lovely period building.

The property is offered to market chain free and with the benefit of a 125 year Lease.  Call Central London’s Estate Agent Greater London properties to view this amazing apartment.

Location

Cleveland Street, located in the heart of London’s historic Fitzrovia district, is a vibrant and culturally rich area. The street runs from Euston Road in the north to Oxford Street in the south, serving as an important thoroughfare in this eclectic neighbourhood. It is renowned for its Georgian architecture, with many buildings dating back to the 18th and 19th centuries, giving the area a timeless charm that contrasts with the bustling modernity of the West End.

Fitzrovia, the neighbourhood Cleveland Street runs through, is named after the Fitzroy Tavern, a famous meeting place for writers and artists in the early 20th century. The area has a long history of being a creative hub, home to prominent figures like George Bernard Shaw, Virginia Woolf, and Dylan Thomas. Today, it retains this artistic spirit, with numerous galleries, design studios, and independent shops contributing to its bohemian vibe. In recent decades, Fitzrovia has undergone significant transformation, blending its artistic heritage with a more upscale feel.

Cleveland Street is lined with a variety of cafes, restaurants, and pubs, offering an array of dining options that reflect the diverse population of the area. The nearby Charlotte Street is particularly famous for its range of eateries, from casual bistros to Michelin-starred establishments. Despite being close to major commercial hubs like Oxford Street and Regent Street, Cleveland Street and Fitzrovia maintain a more relaxed, village-like atmosphere. The area is dotted with hidden green spaces, such as Fitzroy Square and the beautiful gardens of the nearby University College London. This mix of history, culture, and modernity makes Cleveland Street and its surroundings one of London’s most unique and desirable locations to live and work in.