• Unique Loft Apartment +
• 1081 SQFT +
• Old Grain Store +
• Amazing Character +
• Under Ground Parking +
• Concierge +
• East Facing Balcony +
• Chain Free +
• Bulthaup Kitchen +
• Originally converted by Manhattan Loft Corporation +

A stunning two-bedroom warehouse apartment providing 1081 sq/ft of internal living space, which has been renovated throughout by one of the West End’s top interior design teams.

St. Saviours Wharf is one of London’s most historic warehouse conversions boasting a rich variety of original character from exposed brickwork to iron columns and wooden beams. Originally used as a grain store for a nearby mill it was converted in the mid 1980’s and is situated in the St. Saviour Dock Conservation area.
The outstanding interiors perfectly reflect the heritage of Shad Thames whilst incorporating modern luxury. The rich oak beams, bespoke doors and Bulthaup kitchen take center stage, carefully linking the old with new. The design lead home gives thoughtful use of ‘zoned living spaces’ allowing for uninterrupted views of the entire apartment. The two bedrooms have a boutique feel, with the principal having a walk-through wardrobe and opulent en-suite bathroom. The principal bathroom sure even has a built in TV screen in the bath.

The property comes with a secure underground parking space and is being offered chain free. This flat provides a rare opportunity to own a piece of London’s history and is a must see for someone looking for a modern take on a genuine loft apartment.

Situation

St. Saviours Wharf was a development originally converted by Manhattan Loft Corporation. The apartment has been maintained to a very high standard, complementing the character of the building. The development benefits from a live in porterage / concierge, lift access, a private parking space with its own leasehold, and a communal walkway out onto the dock.

Shad Thames is a highly desirable location along the banks of the River Thames, steeped in history and enchanting character. It is located on Mill Street, hear a variety of shops, bars, restaurants and food markets are within walking distance (including Maltby Street Market / the Rope Walk and Borough Market). This central area is very accessible and whilst many residents walk across Tower Bridge into the City, there are also good transport links from between a via Bermondsey St (Jubilee line), London Bridge main line train station and underground (Jubilee and Northern line) and Tower Hill (District & Circle lines). There are bus stops at the end of the road and an additional transport option is the River Taxi at London Bridge. HAM-54382