- Victorian school conversion +
- Allocated parking space +
- Vaulted ceiling +
- Exposed brickwork +
- Chain free sale +
- Share of freehold +
This top-floor apartment offers an exceptional living space, featuring a striking 5.8m vaulted ceiling, exposed brickwork, and two mezzanine bedrooms. With a share of the freehold, gated residents parking, and being sold chain-free, this unique property is perfect for those seeking a distinctive home in a vibrant London neighbourhood.
At the heart of the apartment is an expansive reception area, where four large windows flood the space with natural light, while wood panelling and wrought iron radiators add warmth and character, paying homage to the property’s Victorian heritage. The soaring ceilings create an airy, open atmosphere, and the seamless open-plan layout connects the dining, kitchen, and living areas, providing ample space for both relaxation and entertainment.
The two mezzanine bedrooms overlook the living area, offering a stylish and modern design. These bedrooms could be enlarged, closed off, or reconfigured, subject to the necessary consents, allowing the space to be adapted to suit a range of requirements. The well-equipped kitchen includes modern appliances, offering both functionality and convenience.
The building itself is full of character, retaining its historic charm from its days as a former school. Now converted into a sought-after residential development, it includes gated parking for residents. Adjacent to the building is Larkhall Park, which features tennis courts, a basketball court, and a football pitch, along with a popular café—ideal for outdoor leisure.
Located just a short walk from Nine Elms and Stockwell tube stations, the property offers easy access to the Northern and Victoria lines, ensuring convenient commuting. The iconic Battersea Power Station, with its newly developed shops, restaurants, and entertainment venues, is also within walking distance. The neighbourhood is home to several well-regarded pubs, including The Canton Arms, one of South London’s best-loved public houses.