£775,000
Block C, 27 Green Walk, London, London SE1
Property Overview
  • 2 Bedrooms
  • 2 Bathrooms
  • 2 Receptions

A very stylish 2 double bedroom apartment in the iconic former Hartley's Jam Factory.

A stylish apartment, immaculately presented and featuring an interior which blends its industrial past with modern design and includes exposed brickwork and industrial features. . The extensive interior extends to a little over 1,100 square feet, with a generous and very comfortable living space, flanked by a pair of floor to ceiling windows with sliding doors providing excellent natural light. The best illustration of the copious space is served by the presence of the baby grand piano which stands easily to one side and was installed without the need for removal of any windows. The interior leads from the main living space, to the separate dining area providing a perfect entertaining space, adjacent to the contemporary and fully equipped kitchen. The kitchen is very much the heart of the flat and not surprisingly where guests congregate. The galley style kitchen is ideal for those who enjoy cooking with ample preparation space and extra cupboards provide excellent further storage. Both the bedrooms are double rooms, and the stylish main bedroom with striking feature wall, has its own immaculate shower room. The second double room, currently arranged as an office with excellent storage and served by the superbly presented main bathroom. The communal space provides an ideal outdoor dining or entertaining space.

The Jam Factory is an iconic landmark development converted from the former factory, built in 1900 as a factory for Sir William Pickles Hartley's jam-making company. In 2003 the buildings were converted into a collection of stunning and luxurious apartments, each uniquely combining their industrial past. Residents of the Jam Factory benefit from a range of amenities, including 24-hour concierge services, beautifully cared for communal areas and super-fast fibre-optic broadband.

Green Walk is a quiet location, and is a short walk to Bermondsey Street which has become one of London's most fashionable locations with an eclectic and unique blend of independent businesses, bars, boutiques and restaurants amongst art galleries such as the White Cube and Zandra Rhodes' Fashion and Textile Museum. The City is within easy walking distance as is the River Thames, Tower Bridge and the Tate Modern. Historic Borough Market is also within close proximity, alongside Maltby Street/Ropewalk, the popular street food market. This Zone 1 neighbourhood is well served by many transport links. There are plenty of bus routes on the doorstep and train links include London Bridge station (National Rail, Jubilee Line and Northern Line Underground), Borough station (Northern Line Underground) and Elephant and Castle station (National Rail, Bakerloo Line Underground).