1 room house of 51m² in London

Occupying the second and third floors of the building, this split-level apartment ensures a sense of privacy and tranquillity, complemented by the convenience of lift access for effortless mobility. The interior exudes a contemporary charm, with a spacious open-plan living space that is bathed in natural light, creating a warm and inviting ambience for every-day living. The accommodation comprises a well proportioned double bedroom complete with an en-suite shower room, providing a comfortable and secluded retreat. The recent re-fitting of both the kitchen and bathroom enhances the modern appeal of the property, offering convenience and style in equal measure. The interior has been tastefully redecorated throughout, presenting a fresh and revitalised living space. The Glasshouse is a striking development in Royal Oak Yard, a secluded mews off the fashionable and vibrant Bermondsey Street now locally known as Bermondsey Village. It is synonymous with an ever growing international food scene with an excellent array of restaurants including Jose's Tapas bar and Pizarro restaurant, Angela Hartnett's Café Murano, Casse-Croute, Baccala and a host of others to suit every taste. The street is known for its eclectic mix of boutiques, gastro pubs and bars, and also the home of the renowned White Cube Art Gallery, the Fashion and textile Museum, the Peter Layton Glass studio and Gallery together with the Eames Gallery and the studio in Tanner St. Nearby Bermondsey Square has the weekly antiques market. The City is accessible by walking over Tower Bridge. London Bridge station provides Northern and Jubilee Underground lines, plus London overground trains. EPC Rating: C Location The Glasshouse is a striking development in Royal Oak Yard, a secluded mews off the fashionable and vibrant Bermondsey Street now locally known as Bermondsey Village. It is synonymous with an ever growing international food scene with an excellent array of restaurants including Jose's Tapas bar and Pizarro restaurant, Angela Hartnett's Café Murano, Casse-Croute, Baccala and a host of others to suit every taste. The street is known for its eclectic mix of boutiques, gastro pubs and bars, and also the home of the renowned White Cube Art Gallery, the Fashion and textile Museum, the Peter Layton Glass studio and Gallery together with the Eames Gallery and the studio in Tanner St. Nearby Bermondsey Square has the weekly antiques market. The City is accessible by walking over Tower Bridge. London Bridge station provides Northern and Jubilee Underground lines, plus London overground trains.