St John Street, Clerkenwell, London, EC1V 4JT

A special one-bedroom apartment filled with character set within ‘The Bullion Building.’ Flooded with natural light from the south-westerly aspect, this 667 square foot property boasts patinaed hardwood flooring throughout.

This warehouse conversion boasts highlights including a gold-leaf embossed recessed ceiling, panelled walls and wrought cast-iron radiators in-keeping with the period.

The large kitchen/dining space feels spacious with a dedicated area for dining.

Leading off there is an antique panelled door leading through to the reception area, which will be ideal for entertaining.

The bedroom is amply sized with built-in storage, space for a desk and well-proportioned three- piece bathroom suite.

Originally converted by White and Traviss architects in 1960 from The London branch of the Sheffield Smelting Company, the space was converted into apartments in 1996.

With high ceilings and incorporating original features from the former premises, this tastefully finished flat hint with high ceilings will be sure to impress.

St John Street houses a collection of the most sought-after warehouse/factory conversions in all of Clerkenwell and is moments from Farringdon Station providing easy access to the Elizabeth, Hammersmith and City, Circle and Metropolitan lines in addition to Thameslink services meaning access to Gatwick, Luton and Heathrow Airports is a breeze.

‘The City’ is also within walking distance making this apartment ideal for those young professionals looking to get onto the ladder, investors and those after a crash pad.