Cole Street, London, SE1

This penthouse is one of only 4 units in the building, and the 1515 SQFT of internal space is super striking and generously sized with an abundance of features from its industrial heritage such as exposed brickwork, ceiling beams and polished original wood floors. The apartment is flooded with natural light from triple aspect windows and south facing concertina floor to ceiling doors. The third floor is home to the eat in kitchen with stone work surfaces and large island a great sized double bedroom with vaulted ceiling, and double aspect industrial windows and opposite is a luxurious shower room, almost creating a self-contained guest suite. On the top floor there is an impressive principle bedroom suite with a pitched ceiling and exposed beams, excellent built-in storage and a truly special en-suite bathroom with sunken bath. There is also a wealth of storage easily accessed in the eaves. From the bedroom is a delightfully arranged roof garden with views towards The City, The Shard and London Eye.

Situation

Cole Street is a quiet tree lined residential street within the Trinity Village conservation area originally developed in the early 19th Century. The buildings included houses (now only 18-24 remain), a warehouse, which was originally used for hops and then by Wallins tin box factory (now flats at 26 & 28 Cole Street) and a chapel (now flats at 26 Cole Street). Between Cole Street and the north side of Trinity Church Square there were stables (now Horsemongers Mews). Borough tube station (Northern Line) and London Bridge station (Northern and Jubilee Underground lines plus over ground trains) are within easy reach. The renowned food market of Borough Market is also within a few minutes' walk as are the Globe Theatre & The Tate Modern on the South Bank. The fashionable and vibrant Bermondsey Street is also close by with its eclectic mix of boutiques, gastro pubs, bars, restaurants is also the home of the renowned White Cube Art Gallery. Nearby Bermondsey Square has the weekly antiques market and the transit time using the Northern line gets you into the City in 15 minutes. Also, there is the Southwark Playhouse and the Mercato on Newington causeway as well as the positive changes to Elephant & Castle.

Property Ref Number:

HAM-56075