Sussex House, London, SE1

Set within one of Borough's most historic and sought-after warehouse developments, this exceptional and tastefully refurbished two-bedroom apartment seamlessly combines contemporary design with authentic industrial charm. Original exposed brickwork, substantial timber beams, cast-iron columns and loading bay doors provide a striking backdrop throughout.

The centrepiece of the home is the impressive open-plan living and entertaining space, with distinct dining and seating areas flowing into a beautifully appointed, fully integrated kitchen with high quality appliances. A cleverly concealed "secret" door leads through to a separate utility room housing the washer and dryer. York Stone flooring extends throughout the kitchen, utility room and both private courtyards, creating a cohesive and elegant finish.

The generous principal bedroom benefits from fitted wardrobes and a luxurious en-suite shower room, whilst the second bedroom is also a spacious double and benefits from bespoke fitted storage.

A separate guest shower room has been refurbished to an exceptional standard, complementing the apartment's high-quality finish and meticulous attention to detail throughout.

Further benefits include a private courtyard garden, complete with an electric canopy, integrated lighting and heating, creating a truly rare outdoor entertaining space and an inviting year-round retreat in the heart of Borough.

Maidstone Building Mews is set within a private, gated and characterful courtyard in the heart of Borough. Residents benefit from day porterage, bike storage and a communal courtyard, creating a peaceful setting moments from the area’s vibrant amenities. Borough Market, the Globe Theatre, Tate Modern and the Millennium Bridge are all within easy reach, as is London Bridge station (Jubilee line, Northern line and National Rail).

As one of Borough’s most historic and sought-after warehouse conversions, Maidstone Building Mews offers exceptional convenience for transport links, cultural landmarks and the wide variety of bars, restaurants and independent shops that make this neighbourhood so desirable.

- Share of freehold
- Service charge: circa £2,397.46 per annum
- Reserve fund: circa £797.18 per annum
- No ground rent
- Council tax: Band G