Great Sutton Street, London, EC1V

A great Clerkenwell loft apartment with the added advantage of a separate study. The building has an impressive past, originally a workshop and warehouse for the East City Investment company, designed by the RIBA architect Richard Seifert, a pioneering man who was one of the most successful and influential architects of his generation. He is better known for designing Centre Point, The Nat West tower, now noted as Tower 42 and the Southbank tower and for being responsible for designing more London buildings than Christopher Wren. Located on the fourth floor floor the apartment offers flexible accommodation with a reception room, recessed kitchen double bedroom, bathroom and second room which could be used as a home office dining room or guest room. Great Sutton Street runs parallel to Northburgh Street and Clerkenwell Road, moments from Barbican Underground and Farringdon Underground and Mainline Stations, giving quick and easy access to the City and London's West End as well as the Elizabeth Line. Cash buyers or cash rich buyers only.