- Lateral Apartment +
- Third (Top) Floor +
- Two Double Bedrooms +
- Third Bedroom / Study +
- Large Eat-In Kitchen +
- Handsome Period Building +
- Modern Specification +
- Council Tax Band H +
- Annual Service Charge of £7000 +
- Share of Freehold +
This generously proportioned lateral apartment spans the entire top (third) floor with the benefit of a triple aspect, offering a rare opportunity for peaceful & secluded central London living moments from the buzz of Covent Garden and the tranquillity of Victoria Embankment Gardens and the River Thames.
A generous main living space is filled with light from three sash windows facing West over Craven Street. To the side, a well proportioned eat-in kitchen features modern units, high quality integrated appliances, granite worktops, contemporary timber floors and sash windows overlooking Craven Passage.
The apartment exudes a feeling of calmness throughout, with wonderful natural light and high quality finishes in a modern, neutral palette, with a large, well appointed kitchen perfect for enthusiastic cooks and perfect for home entertaining. Two well proportioned double bedrooms are located to the far end of the apartment, with an additional third room currently arranged as a study perfect for home-working.
A separate family bathroom features a bath and separate shower, fitted out in a contemporary style with modern, neutral finishes.
Designed by renowned architect Henry Flitcroft, 33 & 34 Craven Street were originally built around 1731 (with later additions in 1792 plus further alterations in the 19th Century) as part of the Craven family's development of their Brewhouse Estate, for which Flitcroft created the masterplan.
Originally known as Spur Alley until it's redevelopment 1730's, over the years, this quiet street of predominantly handsome Georgian houses has been home to a number of notable historical figures, including Founding Father of the United States Benjamin Franklin and Herman Melville, author of Moby Dick.
Located just south of the Strand, Craven Street is close to many iconic London landmarks including Trafalgar Square, Whitehall, Covent Garden and the River Thames, as well as the wonderful Victoria Embankment Gardens, one of central London's hidden gems.
In recent years Covent Garden has become a globally recognised centre for culture, retail, dining and entertainment, offering a unique and peerless mix of lifestyle attractions catering to both the domestic and international market.