House For Sale £1,600,000
Description
Close to the heart of Brixton but hidden away off Brixton Hill, this is an super cool, three storey live/work warehouse conversion full of industrial heritage in a private gated community with secure parking and roof terrace.
It's part of what was once a lightbulb factory, hence the name.
Head Inside via the private front door into a spacious hallway straight through to the open-plan living area and kitchen which consumes pretty much the entire ground floor. Following very much in the industrial theme, the room feel open and grand, helped by the oversized ceiling height and warehouse windows which are complemented by the exposed brick walls.
A large wooden door in the living room leads to an outside space and the allocated parking spot. Whilst this area isn't demised to the property, the current occupiers have full use of it and love using it for an occasional BBQ or get-together.
The first flight of stairs leads to two bedrooms and a rather spacious bathroom equipped with a bathtub, separate shower, and toilet. The main bathroom can be accessed from the master bedroom and the hallway. Stairs to the second floor lead to the third and final bedroom with its vaulted ceilings and access to the private terrace which overlooks the Brixton Windmill.
As to storage space, there's plenty of it throughout, so maintaining that clean, uncluttered interior feel is no problem.
As we head back to the new normal, you can take full advantage of everything this cool quarter has to offer. Head down in to Brixton and enjoy the endless array of pubs, bars and restaurants or if Central London is calling, jump on the tube at Brixton (Victoria Line) or the train service and head West or change at Stockwell for the Northern Line and push out to London Bridge and the City.
Close to the heart of Brixton but hidden away off Brixton Hill, this is an super cool, three storey live/work warehouse conversion full of industrial heritage in a private gated community with secure parking and roof terrace.
It's part of what was once a lightbulb factory, hence the name.
Head Inside via the private front door into a spacious hallway straight through to the open-plan living area and kitchen which consumes pretty much the entire ground floor. Following very much in the industrial theme, the room feel open and grand, helped by the oversized ceiling height and warehouse windows which are complemented by the exposed brick walls.
A large wooden door in the living room leads to an outside space and the allocated parking spot. Whilst this area isn't demised to the property, the current occupiers have full use of it and love using it for an occasional BBQ or get-together.
The first flight of stairs leads to two bedrooms and a rather spacious bathroom equipped with a bathtub, separate shower, and toilet. The main bathroom can be accessed from the master bedroom and the hallway. Stairs to the second floor lead to the third and final bedroom with its vaulted ceilings and access to the private terrace which overlooks the Brixton Windmill.
As to storage space, there's plenty of it throughout, so maintaining that clean, uncluttered interior feel is no problem.
As we head back to the new normal, you can take full advantage of everything this cool quarter has to offer. Head down in to Brixton and enjoy the endless array of pubs, bars and restaurants or if Central London is calling, jump on the tube at Brixton (Victoria Line) or the train service and head West or change at Stockwell for the Northern Line and push out to London Bridge and the City.
