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Hatton Garden, London EC1N, 3 bed flat to rent, £4,400 pcm | PrimeLocation
Saffron Hill EC1 London
· 3 Bedrooms · Apartment
· Garden · Equipped kitchen · Concierge
Saffron Hill EC1 London · 3 Bedrooms · Apartment · Garden · Equipped kitchen · Concierge
Not suitable for sharers Available in August 2026 for a single household, a splendid duplex penthouse apartment located in this distinctive and handsome 1930’s Art Deco Portland stone fronted building, proudly placed on the corner of Hatton Garden and St Cross Street. The building and apartment were refurbished on conversion to exacting standards and offers superb accommodation, comprising a double reception room, recessed fully integrated kitchen, guest cloak room, master bedroom with ensuite shower room, second double bedroom with ensuite shower room, third double bedroom, guest bathroom and study. The property is available on a furnished basis and also benefits from a generous terrace with superb views of the London skyline. Hatton Garden is one of the most historic addresses in Clerkenwell, deriving its name from the garden of the Bishop of Ely which was given to Sir Christopher Wren by Queen Elizabeth I. It became and still is the centre of London's jewellery trade with its origin
Not suitable for sharers Available in August 2026 for a single household, a splendid duplex penthouse apartment located in this distinctive and handsome 1930’s Art Deco Portland stone fronted building, proudly placed on the corner of Hatton Garden and St Cross Street. The building and apartment were refurbished on conversion to exacting standards and offers superb accommodation, comprising a double reception room, recessed fully integrated kitchen, guest cloak room, master bedroom with ensuite shower room, second double bedroom with ensuite shower room, third double bedroom, guest bathroom and study. The property is available on a furnished basis and also benefits from a generous terrace with superb views of the London skyline. Hatton Garden is one of the most historic addresses in Clerkenwell, deriving its name from the garden of the Bishop of Ely which was given to Sir Christopher Wren by Queen Elizabeth I. It became and still is the centre of London's jewellery trade with its origin
£ 4,400