Flat Apartment, Whitfield Street, London

A triplex penthouse in a peaceful location, set back from the main streets of Fitzrovia. The Georgian house runs east–west, capturing both morning and evening sun.

The three-bedroom, three-bathroom apartment offers two flexible reception rooms, with the main reception space on the top floor.

The apartment is currently arranged over three floors, and the lease provides use of the common parts staircase. There is potential to establish a separate one-bedroom flat on the first of the three floors. The two leases include two car-parking spaces within the Congestion Charge zone.

The first floor comprises a living room, a kitchen (designed as a removable pod), a double bedroom, and a shower room. Integrated storage on this level is extensive, sufficient for expanded kitchen facilities, substantial wardrobes, office storage, and a bike store for two Brompton bicycles. This floor can be used as a self-contained apartment and is held on a separate 999-year lease from the two floors above.

The second floor features a principal bedroom positioned at the quiet rear of the building, overlooking the mews and the rooftops of Fitzroy Square and the BT Tower. The principal en suite includes a bathtub and generous linen storage. The front spare bedroom has a ‘secret’ office and uses the guest shower room. Both bedrooms have large wardrobes.

The main living room occupies the entire top floor and is flooded with natural light from the roof and balcony, which overlooks Georgian rooftops. This space enjoys excellent privacy, as there are no overlooking windows from the neighbouring property. The lease includes ownership of the roof and established use of the sunbathing deck, accessible directly from the living room.

Documented Danish furniture (Fritz Hansen, Carl Hansen, Arne Jacobsen) can be included in the sale.

There is also an opportunity to purchase the shop on the ground and basement floors, held on a 999-year lease with an established tenant. This provides an income stream and allows the future selection of shop occupants to be controlled by the owner of the apartments.