A rare live/work opportunity, set within a secure gated courtyard, located in the heart of Farringdon.

 

Summary

  • Loft style accommodation arranged over the top two floors of the property with character features throughout
  • Please note, total floor area is 2028 sq ft - GIA is 1949 sq ft
  • Excellent natural light
  • Good floor to ceiling height
  • Benefit of live/work use
  • Consent for full residential use (further information upon request)
  • Feature spiral staircase between floors
  • Located within secure gated courtard
  • Exposed brickwork
  • Balcony
  • Feature opening hatch between floors
  • Views over The Charterhouse and Charterhouse Square
  • Column free floors

Location

The property is located on the east side of St John Street between Charterhouse Street and Clerkenwell Road. Smokehouse Yard is located within close proximity to Smithfield Market and the new London Museum. The immediate location offers a diverse mix of retail and leisure amenities, with local favourite restaurants such as St John, Luca and Brutto to name but a few nearby. Farringdon station (Overground, Elizabeth, Circle, Hammersmith & City & Metropolitan lines) is within a few minutes’ walk, providing some of the best public transport connectivity in central London. Liverpool Street (2 mins), Bond Street (4 mins), Kings Cross St Pancras (4 mins), Paddington (8 mins), Canary Wharf (8 mins), Stratford International (10 mins) and Heathrow (32 mins).

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Further Information

Price £1,650,000

Rates Payable Upon Enquiry

Service Charge £4,268 per annum

Estate Charge n/a

EPC Rating This property has been graded as D


Description

This attractive former Victorian smokehouse and stabling yard was built in 1877 by architect Charles Bell. The property offers a rare surviving example of Smithfield's 19th-century meat-curing and industrial history. Situated within a secure communal courtyard the accommodation retains its distinctive Victorian industrial character arranged exclusively over 2nd and 3rd penthouse floors, linked via a well-proportioned feature spiral staircase. The property, which has the benefit of good volume and natural light, retains many of its original character features, offering suburb scope for further enhancement. Split across commercial and residential floors, the property offers an excellent opportunity for an owner/occupier to stamp their own identity on this unique character property, with views across The Charterhouse and Charterhouse Square.