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House
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for sale
£ 1,900,000
New
3 bed house for sale
London Bridge Railway Station
· 3 Bedrooms · House
· Concierge
London Bridge Railway Station · 3 Bedrooms · House · Concierge
Sitting proudly in the heart of the Arlington Conservation Area, this magnificent Victorian end of terrace house has been completely transformed by the Soho-based architecture studio Szczepaniak Teh, led by Nicholas Szczepaniak and Wen Ying Teh. Offering exceptional flow and natural light while maximising every inch of space, this truly unique home benefits from its position on a quiet, tree lined street. Sat neatly behind cast iron railings, this handsome property is approached via London Stone steps leading to the raised ground floor, which opens into a glorious double reception room brimming with natural light. The double reception room is a wonderful blend of fine Victorian period details and striking contemporary additions, including a steel reinforced structural joint and a unique staircase crafted from a single sheet of perforated metal, appearing to float effortlessly making it a piece of art in itself. So distinctive is this feature that it inspired the architects to name the
Sitting proudly in the heart of the Arlington Conservation Area, this magnificent Victorian end of terrace house has been completely transformed by the Soho-based architecture studio Szczepaniak Teh, led by Nicholas Szczepaniak and Wen Ying Teh. Offering exceptional flow and natural light while maximising every inch of space, this truly unique home benefits from its position on a quiet, tree lined street. Sat neatly behind cast iron railings, this handsome property is approached via London Stone steps leading to the raised ground floor, which opens into a glorious double reception room brimming with natural light. The double reception room is a wonderful blend of fine Victorian period details and striking contemporary additions, including a steel reinforced structural joint and a unique staircase crafted from a single sheet of perforated metal, appearing to float effortlessly making it a piece of art in itself. So distinctive is this feature that it inspired the architects to name the
£ 1,900,000