3 rooms flat of 59m² in London

This luxury three-bedroom split-level apartment, part of a converted stables block, is one of the earliest examples of Gothic Revival architecture, designed by the esteemed gentleman architect Sanderson Miller in 1750. The building is the last remaining part of Hanworth Palace, a former Royal hunting lodge once frequented by King Henry VIII and Queen Elizabeth I, and later the seat of the Duke of St Albans. The property has recently been redecorated, including the installation of brand-new carpets throughout. The top-floor bedroom has been refurbished and now benefits from a skylight, providing a bright and airy feel. The apartment offers ample natural light throughout and includes the added benefit of off-street parking, a rare advantage in such a unique period setting. To check broadband and mobile phone coverage please visit Ofcom here