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Floorplan
Map1 bedroom apartment
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Apartment
1 bed
1 bath
645
EPC rating: D
Key information
Tenure: Leasehold | 101 yrs left
Ground rent: £302.67 per annum | review period: unconfirmed
Council tax: Ask agent
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Features and description
- 635 Sq. ft - 59 Sq. m
- One Bedroom
- Loft Apartment
- Access to Communal Gardens
Looking for a loft apartment, this is a real treat.
The Remus Building is a former meter testing house dating to 1922-4, one of five buildings that forms part of the New River Head development. One of only eight apartments in the building, it is arranged over top two floors with a favoured view over gardens.
The New River Head was formerly the Metropolitan Water Board Headquarters until the 1990's when the headquarters moved to Reading and the buildings were converted to residential apartments. The site is of considerable historic importance, developed by Sir Hugh Myddleton a goldsmith, as a source of providing fresh drinking water for London and remains one of the most recognised and sought after residential developments in the area.
The accommodation comprises a generous reception room partially double height with a recessed kitchen, double bedroom and bathroom.
Located on Hardwick Street close to the corner of Rosebery Avenue and Amwell Street, it is conveniently positioned for access to the City, West End, Islington and Clerkenwell.
Exmouth market with its superb restaurants and shops is moments away as is Sadlers Wells and there are good local transport links with Angel underground (Northern line) and Farringdon (Hammersmith & City, Circle, Metropolitan and Elizabeth lines) a short walk away.
A great London apartment.
The Remus Building is a former meter testing house dating to 1922-4, one of five buildings that forms part of the New River Head development. One of only eight apartments in the building, it is arranged over top two floors with a favoured view over gardens.
The New River Head was formerly the Metropolitan Water Board Headquarters until the 1990's when the headquarters moved to Reading and the buildings were converted to residential apartments. The site is of considerable historic importance, developed by Sir Hugh Myddleton a goldsmith, as a source of providing fresh drinking water for London and remains one of the most recognised and sought after residential developments in the area.
The accommodation comprises a generous reception room partially double height with a recessed kitchen, double bedroom and bathroom.
Located on Hardwick Street close to the corner of Rosebery Avenue and Amwell Street, it is conveniently positioned for access to the City, West End, Islington and Clerkenwell.
Exmouth market with its superb restaurants and shops is moments away as is Sadlers Wells and there are good local transport links with Angel underground (Northern line) and Farringdon (Hammersmith & City, Circle, Metropolitan and Elizabeth lines) a short walk away.
A great London apartment.
About this agent
Hurford Salvi Carr - Clerkenwell & City Sales
37-41 St John Street
Clerkenwell, London
EC1M 4AN
020 8022 7191Hurford Salvi Carr is an innovative firm of property advisors who have become synonymous with urban living in and around the West End, The City, and Docklands. Our City office specialise in residential sales and new homes in and around Clerkenwell and The City.