Price changed to £1,795,000
March 27, 2026
Price changed to £1,895,000
February 13, 2026
Price changed to £1,950,000
February 12, 2026
Listed for £2,000,000
October 27, 2025
Sold for £240,000
2001
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A double bedroom occupies the first floor with forward facing sashes overlooking the historic alleyway.
Time honoured features have been interwoven with faithful replacement pieces where necessary. Distinctive original plaster work sits between the windows and above the wainscot, plus authentic fireplace and reclaimed wood panelling elsewhere. Cupboards either side of the fireplace now house the convenience of an antique WC and wash hand basin.
One floor higher and another double bedroom. The softly textured lime rendered walls create a warmth that's intensified courtesy of the natural light penetrating the room through dual aspect sashes. Historic details continue with beautifully aged & waxed, reclaimed floor boards and muted hue of the panelled walls. Traditional cupboards sit either side of a re-instated fireplace.
Essentially untouched since its construction, the historic loft void is in a class of its own and a glimpse into the past of its honest construction. Its 1700-era pegs and roof tiles remain in situ, with integrity compromised only by a few essential struts. It’s a masterpiece of preservation; it is a space that will stir the soul of any heritage purist.
In The Neighbourhood
Sitting at the epicentre of the Covent Garden conservation area, this home is connected to some of London’s best social settings, whether that be cultural days in and out of galleries, museums and London’s high-profile landmarks, soaking up cafe culture at an ever-evolving list of coffee houses and brasseries or heading to some of the capitals best destination dining spots. London’s dynamic theatrical scene surrounds Goodwins Court, a dynamic, globally recognised destination for traditional and immersive experiences. Top off with the late-night events, bars, clubs for all walks of life, it’s a place to find your tribe and it’s just minutes on foot in any direction.
Much has been written about the joys of existing in this historic melting pot, as the saying goes, “if you’re tired of London, you’re tired of life”. Has that opinion changed over recent times? We’re not qualified to answer really but there’s only one way to find out….
Transport & Connections
Living in such a central location makes walking or cycling the primary pleasure—public transport is often an afterthought. When you need to travel further, the home is perfectly positioned between key stations. Charing Cross (Northern & Bakerloo lines, and National Rail) and Leicester Square (Bakerloo & Piccadilly lines) are equidistant. A short walk north, Tottenham Court Road offers Central and Northern lines plus the Elizabeth Line, providing swift connections to Canary Wharf and Heathrow.
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