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£ 495,000
1 bedroom apartment for sale
Prescot Street E1 London
· 1 Bedroom · 1 Bath · Flat
· Equipped kitchen · Parking · Concierge
Prescot Street E1 London · 1 Bedroom · 1 Bath · Flat · Equipped kitchen · Parking · Concierge
The PropertyViews to the horizon and lots of blue sky. At 814 sq ft, this is the largest and highest one-bedroom in the building, with proportions closer to a two-bed. Includes rare underground extra-wide parking space. Set within a landmark former bank building.The property features a renovated kitchen, renovated bathroom, renovated floors, spacious open-plan reception, generously proportioned bedroom, and delightful entry area which can be utilised in various ways to suit your lifestyle. High ceilings, south-facing aspect, and large windows create a bright atmosphere throughout.One Prescot Street formerly served as Headquarters of The Co-operative Bank and was designed by renowned architect L.G. Ekins in 1932. Historic England has recognised the building as an extraordinary example of expressionist Art Deco style. A magazine article once described One Prescot Street as L.G. Ekins' masterpiece, “Its textured facade of brown bricks, bronze panels, and bold granite were an expressionist
The PropertyViews to the horizon and lots of blue sky. At 814 sq ft, this is the largest and highest one-bedroom in the building, with proportions closer to a two-bed. Includes rare underground extra-wide parking space. Set within a landmark former bank building.The property features a renovated kitchen, renovated bathroom, renovated floors, spacious open-plan reception, generously proportioned bedroom, and delightful entry area which can be utilised in various ways to suit your lifestyle. High ceilings, south-facing aspect, and large windows create a bright atmosphere throughout.One Prescot Street formerly served as Headquarters of The Co-operative Bank and was designed by renowned architect L.G. Ekins in 1932. Historic England has recognised the building as an extraordinary example of expressionist Art Deco style. A magazine article once described One Prescot Street as L.G. Ekins' masterpiece, “Its textured facade of brown bricks, bronze panels, and bold granite were an expressionist
£ 495,000