Rue Hornton

To the front, an impressive east-facing reception room forms the heart of the apartment. Large windows capture the morning sun, drawing natural light across the room and accentuating the high ceilings and period detailing. Its generous proportions allow for distinct sitting and dining areas, with a contemporary fireplace providing an elegant focal point.
The open-plan kitchen sits naturally within the space, creating a sociable layout well suited to entertaining. Contemporary cabinetry and clean architectural lines complement the more traditional features of the room, while ample storage keeps the overall aesthetic streamlined.
Positioned away from the principal living areas, the two bedroom suites occupy the quieter western side of the apartment, with both enjoying a leafy outlook across the gardens to the rear.
The principal bedroom is particularly well considered, with built-in wardrobes and additional overhead storage maximising the space. Its en suite bathroom features a bath, while the second bedroom also benefits from built-in storage and its own en suite bathroom. A separate guest cloakroom completes the layout.
Throughout, period features are balanced by contemporary detailing, with high ceilings, bioethanol fireplaces and thoughtfully incorporated storage adding to the sense of refinement. The lateral arrangement and dual aspect give the apartment a particularly appealing sense of light and flow, with morning sun to the front and softer westerly light over the gardens to the rear.