Hatton Wall, Hatton Garden, London

Guide Price - £900,000 - £1,000,000
Hatton Wall, nestled in the heart of London's vibrant Clerkenwell district, is a hidden gem of a street. Quiet and charming, it branches off from the renowned Hatton Garden and runs parallel to Clerkenwell Road. This prime location offers proximity to both Chancery Lane Underground station (Central Line) and Farringdon Station (Circle, Metropolitan, Hammersmith & City, and The Crossrail), ensuring excellent transportation connections to various parts of the city, including mainline access.

As you explore the surroundings, you'll discover the bustling Leather Lane and Exmouth Market, where an abundance of shops and restaurants await your exploration. With a bicycle at your disposal, you can reach iconic London destinations within minutes – Covent Garden in 10 minutes, the Tate Modern in 18 minutes, and Spitalfields Market in just 14 minutes. Even Liverpool Street and Kings Cross are a mere five-minute ride away via the efficient London Underground system.

Nestled within this culturally rich and cosmopolitan neighbourhood, Hatton Wall epitomises the harmonious blend of old and new London. The development itself pays homage to the historical context of the area, preserving the carefully crafted brick façade of the original property.

The apartment on offer, situated on the fourth floor of 20 Hatton Wall, boasts a bright and spacious open-plan living area. Floor-to-ceiling windows flood the space with natural light, accentuating its thoughtful design details. The interior design exudes a sense of boldness with clean lines, complemented by high-quality fittings and finishes in natural tones. Modern conveniences abound, including an integrated sound system, underfloor heating, air conditioning and separate thermostats in each room.

Step outside onto your large private south-west facing terrace, a perfect spot to savour a morning coffee or entertain guests in the evening. The open-plan kitchen and living area provide a versatile space for both relaxation and hosting.

The kitchen and bathrooms have been meticulously designed to meet the highest specifications, and the bathrooms boast a distinctive rustic style that adds character and uniqueness to the apartment.

Hatton Garden, with its fascinating history, derives its name from the garden once owned by the Bishop of Ely, later granted to Sir Christopher Wren by Queen Elizabeth I. This area has long been synonymous with London's jewellery trade, with its origins dating back to medieval times. To this day, it remains a hub for the jewellery industry, with prestigious companies like De Beers maintaining their headquarters in the vicinity. Living at Hatton Wall means being immersed in this rich tapestry of history and culture, all while enjoying the comforts of a modern and stylish apartment.