2 bed Flat For Sale £1,750,000
Marshalsea Road, London

Please note, the images shown are a combination of the current property and proposed apartment, the floorplan shown is the current apartment not the finished space. Please speak to Simon Stone at Unique Property Company to discuss the detail around the propsed build.

If you've always hankered after a unique property project where you can create a tailor-made home without the hassle of the lengthy planning and architectural process, head to Marshalsea Road in SE1.

Standing proudly at the small junction of Marshalsea Road and Quilp Street opposite Mint Street Park, this stately, converted Victorian warehouse hosts a small number of private apartments with a top (third) floor space which gained planning consent in 2021 for a monumental makeover.

A significant amount of work has already been undertaken and secured that planning status by way of a "meaningful start", allowing a would-be buyer to continue with the project without having to reapply.

The consent obtained was for turning this already characterful industrial apartment of just under 900 sq ft into a monster 2500 sq ft triplex. When finished, the accommodation will include four bedrooms (one with dressing room), three bathrooms, a huge open-plan reception, and a rooftop garden with magnificent city skyline views.

The interior combines the industrial heritage of the building across the bedroom level with a clean modern design and natural-looking materials that sit well within the newly created glazed framework of the main living level.

London is your playground here. Borough has carved out a global identity for itself as a destination of choice for visitors, Londoners and discerning home hunters. And it figures. With one of the UK's oldest and highly regarded food markets on the doorstep, restaurants that are owned & fuelled by passionate foodies, and plenty of casual coffee shops and brasseries to boot, the choice is both staggering and unique.

You can venture into the City by foot in less than 15 minutes, or carry on a little further to what is arguably London's creative capital - Shoreditch.

Transport links are exceptional. Borough tube (Northern Line) is at the end of the street, with London Bridge just one stop, or a quarter of a mile away. From here you can connect to the Jubilee Line, or hop on a train to South East London's suburbs, Kent, Sussex and the South Coast.

The building is pet friendly.

Council Tax Band: D (London Borough of Southwark)
Tenure: Leasehold (90 years)
Ground Rent: £100 per year
Council tax £1,595 per annum