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The Colyer, Great Newport Street, Covent Garden WC2H
Studio
1 bath
Key information
Features and description
- Studio apartment
- Open plan living
- Under floor heating
- Engineered oak flooring
- Weekday concierge
- Prime London location
This interior designed studio, offering 530 sq ft of living space, is ideally located just moments from Covent Garden and Soho, within the Soho Conservation Area. Known for its historical significance, vibrant cultural scene, and architectural charm, the area features many buildings that reflect its 18th and 19th-century heritage.
Set within the award-winning Colyer development, the building is a striking mid-19th century structure that once housed the legendary Studio 51 jazz and blues club. Named after jazz trumpeter Ken Colyer, the building was redeveloped in 2017 by JRA Architects and interior designers Johnson & Naylor, creating only 14 exclusive luxury apartments.
Featuring a generous separate sleeping area, this well-proportioned second floor Manhattan studio benefits from an exceptional specification including a spacious, light-filled open-plan living and kitchen area, complete with timber-veneered units, stone countertops, Miele appliances, and engineered oak flooring throughout. The apartment also has a luxurious bathroom with natural stone flooring, a bathtub, and an overhead shower.
Additional features of the apartment include underfloor heating, comfort cooling, triple-glazed windows, and ample storage space. Residents of The Colyer also enjoy the convenience of a lift and access to a well maintained and attractive common areas with exclusive weekday concierge service, adding extra comfort and security.
Great Newport Street is ideally located in the heart the West End, just a short walk from Covent Garden Piazza, known for its street performers, Royal Opera House, boutiques, and a wide range of bars and restaurants. Nearby New Row offers a village-like atmosphere with charming cafes, independent shops, and eateries, leading to St. Martin's Lane, home to the Colosseum and Prince of Wales Theatres, as well as the Ian Schrager-designed St. Martin's Lane Hotel.
Major universities such as the London School of Economics, King’s College, and University of London are nearby, making the area particularly appealing to students.
Residents of Great Newport Street enjoy excellent access to explore London on foot, with the West End, Mayfair, the South Bank, the River Thames, and many of London's parks and open spaces moments away. The neighbourhood is also exceptionally well-connected, with easy access to the underground, the Elizabeth Line, mainline rail, and riverboat services, offering excellent transport links across the city.
For Mandarin-speaking clients, our Asia Desk is available via WeChat @propertyinlondon.
Set within the award-winning Colyer development, the building is a striking mid-19th century structure that once housed the legendary Studio 51 jazz and blues club. Named after jazz trumpeter Ken Colyer, the building was redeveloped in 2017 by JRA Architects and interior designers Johnson & Naylor, creating only 14 exclusive luxury apartments.
Featuring a generous separate sleeping area, this well-proportioned second floor Manhattan studio benefits from an exceptional specification including a spacious, light-filled open-plan living and kitchen area, complete with timber-veneered units, stone countertops, Miele appliances, and engineered oak flooring throughout. The apartment also has a luxurious bathroom with natural stone flooring, a bathtub, and an overhead shower.
Additional features of the apartment include underfloor heating, comfort cooling, triple-glazed windows, and ample storage space. Residents of The Colyer also enjoy the convenience of a lift and access to a well maintained and attractive common areas with exclusive weekday concierge service, adding extra comfort and security.
Great Newport Street is ideally located in the heart the West End, just a short walk from Covent Garden Piazza, known for its street performers, Royal Opera House, boutiques, and a wide range of bars and restaurants. Nearby New Row offers a village-like atmosphere with charming cafes, independent shops, and eateries, leading to St. Martin's Lane, home to the Colosseum and Prince of Wales Theatres, as well as the Ian Schrager-designed St. Martin's Lane Hotel.
Major universities such as the London School of Economics, King’s College, and University of London are nearby, making the area particularly appealing to students.
Residents of Great Newport Street enjoy excellent access to explore London on foot, with the West End, Mayfair, the South Bank, the River Thames, and many of London's parks and open spaces moments away. The neighbourhood is also exceptionally well-connected, with easy access to the underground, the Elizabeth Line, mainline rail, and riverboat services, offering excellent transport links across the city.
For Mandarin-speaking clients, our Asia Desk is available via WeChat @propertyinlondon.
About this agent
Our Circa London Bankside office in Southwark, London SE1, sits in a high profile prime location in the award-winning NEO Bankside adjacent to Tate Modern on the vibrant Southbank of the River Thames. Some of the many areas we cover include Bankside, Battersea, Belgravia, Bermondsey, Borough, Chelsea, Covent Garden, Elephant & Castle, Holland Park, Lambeth, London Bridge, Lower Marsh, Mayfair, Newington, Pimlico, Victoria, Southwark, Shad Thames, St Katherine's & Wapping, Temple, The Strand, Waterloo and The Cut, Vauxhall, Nine Elms, Victoria, and Westminster. Our Bankside estate agents work closely with our Shoreditch office in London EC2 and our Hong Kong team to form a dedicated network. Properties sold or let are shared throughout this network, giving coverage to buyers and tenants' exclusive database in London, Asia, and beyond. Robby Ellis, our Head of Lettings, has a wealth of experience in the London lettings market. His love of all things culinary makes him a regular visitor to the Italian food market, Mercato Metropolitano, to buy fresh pasta and fine red Italian wine. He can often be found enjoying a meal at Gordon Ramsey's Union Street Café or The Laughing Gravy on Blackfriars Road. "Food in Southwark is unrivalled, and there's a cuisine for every taste and a huge variety of quality restaurants to choose from." Ashley Whitbourn, the Manager of our Sales Team in Southwark, has many years of experience in SE1 and the surrounding central London areas. He enjoys the diverse architecture in Southwark, from the Georgian terraced houses of Roupell Street, to the contemporary iconic skyscrapers such as One Blackfriars and Southbank Place. He often wanders up to Borough Market to peruse the fine fayre it offers and enjoys the occasional after-work beer in Flat Iron Square. If you love a vibrant environment with an abundance of culture, Southwark is the place for you. There's an eclectic mix of housing, giving you plenty of options regarding budget and style. There are classic London townhouses, Victorian and Georgian style terraces, and warehouses that have been turned into luxury apartments and state-of-the-art residential skyscrapers and mixed-use towers.
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