1 bedroom house for sale
Key information
Property description & features
- Tenure: Freehold
- Artists Studio
- One Bedroom
- Bathroom
- Kitchen
- Guest WC
- Off Street Parking
- Freehold
Circa 1870, the spaces were divided into smaller spaces and such illustrious artists/sculptors as Charles Lutyens, Joseph Boehm, C. E. Halle, Poynter, John Singer Sargent and Whistler lived/worked there and even the Suffragettes operated a secret press from the cellar of number 5.
The name of the enclave, Sydney Place, derives from Viscount Sydney, a trustee of Henry Smith's Charity.
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