3 rooms studio flat of 124m² in London

Located in a beautifully converted brewery on the banks of the River Thames, this stunning and distinctive loft-style apartment is a true standout. Spanning nearly 1,300 square feet, the property features an expansive open-plan living, kitchen and dining area flooded with natural light. There are three spacious double bedrooms, two bathrooms, and an inviting entrance hall and a seperate utility. Originally constructed in 1901 as a tower brewery, the Tower was designed to maximize brewing efficiency using gravity. It operated as a brewery until 1922 and was a notable competitor to Fuller’s in the industry. The surrounding area is highly desirable, offering cozy pubs, scenic riverside walks, rowing clubs, and the expansive grounds of Chiswick House. The property enjoys convenient access through an underpass to Chiswick High Road and Turnham Green, and motorists benefit from excellent connections to the A4/M4 for travel in and out of the city. This property represents a rare opportunity to reside in one of London’s most iconic landmarks, providing an extraordinary living experience. With its storied past, delightful location, and outstanding transport links, this converted brewery offers a unique chance to live in a residence of unmatched character and elegance.