- 702 Sq ft - 65.3 Sq m +
- Two Bedrooms +
- Front Facing +
- Communal Terrace +
This is such an exciting opportunity, rarely available on the open sales market, a two-bedroom Florin Court apartment facing onto Charterhouse Square.
This delightful apartment is in one of the most iconic Art Deco Mansion blocks in Central London. Built in 1936 by Guy Morgan and Partners, this stunning Grade II Listed building with its elegant, curved facade is situated on the Eastern side of Charterhouse Square.
The building became known as Whitehaven Mansions, the fictional residence of Hercule Poirot in the 1990s filming of the TV series based on Agatha Christie's mystery stories. This front facing, endearing apartment is one of only a few to have such an outstanding view as well as two bedrooms. It has been upgraded and tastefully refurbished by the current owners making superb use of the space as well as retaining many original features.
The apartment comprises a gloriously sunny reception room with a bay window, semi open plan kitchen, two bedrooms and bathroom, with all principal rooms having views of Charterhouse Square.
Residents of Florin Court benefit from a building manager/concierge, outstanding landscaped communal roof terrace with breath-taking views of the City and London Skyline, a swimming pool, sauna and gymnasium.
Florin Court is located on Charterhouse Square, with the Square believed to date back to 1371 when a Carthusian monastery was founded by Walter de Manny on the Northside of the Square and which in July 2011, English Heritage granted Grade II listed status to the "setted" road surface in the Square, which was laid down in the 1860s.
Both Farringdon and Barbican Stations are within close proximity also with access to the Elizabeth line. Farringdon Station with its enviable North-South, East -West connections allows quick and easy access to a number of London’s International Airports, whilst Canary Wharf in the East and Bond Street in London’s West End are both within a 10 minutes journey.
The London Museum’s relocation to the Southern end of the abandoned Smithfield Market is underway, receiving a £180m by the City and London Mayor and is planned to open in 2027 creating new gallery space as well as options for larger events and exhibitions.
A truly special and unique London home.