A well maintained two-bedroom apartment set on the 6th & 7th floors with south facing views in sought-after Keeling House - a stunning example of a Brutalist residential building with a Grade II* Listed status in acknowledgement of its architectural significance.

Built circa 1954, Keeling House was designed by one of Britain’s great architects - Denys Lasdun. The building was given a Grade II* listing in 1993 and the building was renovated by Munkenbeck + Marshall architects in 2001. Approached via of secure gates, the building is manned by superb day porters Graham and Rais. The ground floor entrance area has a communal courtyard with two water features, secure cycle storage and lift access, with each floor further secured through individual floor door codes. The interior of this home is bathed in natural light due to its south-facing aspect. The property has been well looked after and benefits from secondary glazing to all windows, modern radiators, recently replaced carpet on the stairs and bedrooms, repainted in warm neutral tones with Farrow & Ball and Little Greene paints in 2022, a fully integrated kitchen, and separate washing machine and tumble dryer located in the 6th floor entrance cupboard. The private south facing balcony has far reaching views of the City skyline and surrounding conservation area, and a new owner will also benefit from recently completed external works (2024), the costs of which have been paid by the current owner.