Wynyatt Street, LONDON, EC1V 7JA

Positioned across the third and fourth floors of Moorgreen House, this well-proportioned two-bedroom duplex offers a calm, light-filled living environment within one of Clerkenwell’s most distinctive 1970s buildings.

The apartment has been carefully maintained and subtly refined by the current owners, preserving the architectural intent of the building while introducing a clean, modern finish throughout.

The result is a home that feels both considered and effortlessly liveable. The approach is via wide, elevated walkways — a defining feature of the building — leading to a private entrance.

Internally, the plan is highly functional, with a clear separation between living and sleeping spaces across two levels.

The kitchen sits just off the entrance and is well executed, with green-grained worktops and clean-lined cabinetry.

A large window above the sink brings in natural light, enhancing what is a practical and well-balanced workspace. To the rear, the reception room opens up into a generous, versatile living space.

The proportions here are excellent — easily accommodating both dining and seating areas without compromise.

Full-height glazing to the corner draws in light throughout the day and opens directly onto a south-facing balcony, creating a natural extension of the living space.

Upstairs, two well-sized bedrooms are arranged off a central landing.

Both rooms offer strong proportions and excellent natural light, with flexibility for different living arrangements — whether as bedrooms, a home office, or a combination of both.

The bathroom introduces a more expressive design moment, finished in deep green tiling with contrasting exposed pipework that subtly nods to the building’s architectural heritage.

It is both functional and characterful, without feeling overworked. Storage has been well considered, with built-in cupboards and additional utility space integrated into the layout.

The Building Moorgreen House forms part of the Earlstoke Estate, designed in the mid-1970s by RHWL.

Known for its strong geometric form and elevated walkways, the building reflects a confident period of London housing design — prioritising light, space and community.

The wide access decks and open aspects create a sense of separation from the street, while still maintaining a connection to the surrounding neighbourhood.

Outdoor Space The private south-facing balcony sits directly off the reception room and enjoys a peaceful, elevated outlook over mature trees.

It comfortably accommodates a table and chairs, making it a genuine extension of the living space rather than an afterthought.

The Area Wynyatt Street is quietly positioned between Clerkenwell, Angel and Farringdon — one of the most connected and culturally rich pockets of central London.

Exmouth Market, Whitecross Street and Upper Street are all within easy walking distance, offering a mix of independent restaurants, cafés and everyday amenities.

The Barbican Centre is also close by, providing a constant programme of cultural events. Transport links are excellent.

Angel (Northern Line) is a short walk, while Farringdon offers Underground, Thameslink and Elizabeth Line services, providing fast access across London and to key destinations including Heathrow.

This is a home that balances architectural integrity with practical, everyday living — well suited to buyers who value space, light and a central London location without compromise.

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