3 rooms flat of 106m² in London

Short let (non-apt) - all bills included. A stunning apartment within a converted brewery right on the banks of the River Thames. This exceptional property offers over 1250sqft of accommodation, comprising a generous living space with an abundance of natural daylight. Originally constructed in 1901 as a tower brewery, the Tower was thought to be the most efficient way to brew beer, thanks to gravity. It operated as a brewery until 1922, rivalling Fuller’s for its importance in the industry. Today, it has been transformed into an exceptional residential property that retains many of its original features and architectural charm. Positioned on the top floor of an iconic building, this three bedroom apartment boasts an array of character features, including a mezzanine level. There is wooden flooring throughout the majority of the apartment, with carpeted bedrooms and a spacious kitchen. The local area is highly sought-after, offering charming pubs, picturesque riverside walks, rowing clubs, and the open space of Chiswick House and Grounds. The property also benefits from easy access via an underpass to Chiswick High Road and Turnham Green. For motorists, access to the A4/M4 in and out of town is excellent. This is a unique opportunity to live in one of London's most iconic buildings, offering a truly exceptional living experience. With its rich history, charming location, and superb transport links, this converted brewery offers a rare chance to reside in a property of unparalleled character and style.