Property description
Nestled on Ferdinand Street in the vibrant heart of Chalk Farm, this stunning two-bedroom apartment, known as Apartment 5, offers a unique blend of modern living and historical charm. Spanning an impressive 846 square feet, this new build property is part of the exclusive Piano Studios, a collection of just 19 residences thoughtfully crafted within a beautifully converted former piano factory.
As you step inside, you are greeted by a bright and airy open plan kitchen, living, and dining area that exudes a spacious loft-like ambiance, a nod to the building's industrial past. The design is both stylish and functional, making it perfect for contemporary living. The interior showcases exquisite features, including exposed brickwork, steel-framed windows, bespoke joinery, and luxurious natural marble finishes, all of which contribute to an atmosphere of genuine character and quality.
Convenience is at your doorstep, with Chalk Farm Underground station just moments away, providing easy access to the Northern line. Additionally, the lively areas of Camden Town, the picturesque Primrose Hill, and the serene Regent's Park are all within a short walking distance, offering a delightful mix of culture, leisure, and natural beauty.
This apartment is not just a home; it is a lifestyle choice, perfect for those seeking a blend of modern comfort and historical elegance in one of London's most sought-after locations.
Key features
2 Bedrooms
2 Bathrooms
Flats / Apartments - Apartment
Unfurnished
More features
Bright two-bedroom apartment, Former piano factory conversion, 846 sq ft living space, Open-plan kitchen and living, Exposed brickwork interiors, Steel-framed windows, Natural marble finishes, Near Chalk Farm station, Short walk to Camden and parks, Large outdoor terracw,
More details
- Property type
- Flats / Apartments - Apartment
- Size
- Not specified
- Monthly price
- £6000
- Weekly price
- £1385
- Available from
- Now
- Bedrooms
- 2
- Bathrooms
- 2
- Furnishing
- Unfurnished
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This listing is located at Ferdinand Street, London, London.