A strikingly brand-new interior designed two-bedroom, two-bathroom first-floor apartment set within this newly converted, warehouse-style, gated development on the River Thames.
The apartment boasts a bright open-plan kitchen and living area, a master bedroom with en suite shower room and an additional guest bathroom. The fully fitted Metris Kitchen is complete with Miele appliances including an integrated dishwasher, washer/dryer, full-height fridge freezer, oven, hob and integrated extractor fan as well as a Caple wine cooler.
The bathrooms comprise of full bathroom suites with underfloor heating whilst the bedrooms boast bespoke mirrored wardrobes and automatic lights which are sure to impress. Further benefits of the apartment include a Crestron audio-visual system, a digital video door entry system and pre-wiring for Sky + TV.
With its riverside location, Palace Wharf is also conveniently close to several transport links including Hammersmith Overground and Underground Station, Barons Court, Putney Bridge and Fulham Broadway Underground Stations, along with several regular and varied bus services which further improve accessibility.
Local authority:Hammersmith & Fulham
Council tax band: F
About The Development
Palace Wharf is an outstanding riverside gated development of 16 luxurious one, two and three-bedroom apartments to rent located in one of Fulham’s premier roads, immediately adjacent to the River Thames.
The loft apartments have been interior-designed to accommodate luxury living and boast generous size rooms, high ceilings, Smart Homes AV, Miele appliances and Crittall double-glazed windows to keep the original build of the warehouse.
We understand that pets are a vital part of a home and a family, which is why the majority of our apartments are pet-friendly.
Palace Wharf was built in 1907, replacing a malt house. An extension facing Rainville Road was added in 1933. For many years the wharf was the “Rathbone Works” of fibrous plaster firm, George Jackson & Sons, founded in Rathbone Place off Oxford Street in the early 19th century. Jacksons’ made the new plasterwork for Hammersmith’s rebuilt Lyric Theatre. Prior to the Second World War, Jackson's moved from their original home in the West End to Hammersmith, keeping the Rathbone name for their spacious new premises.
QUOTE REF AR0255