An exceptional one-bedroom apartment set on the 5th floor 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 a set of secure gates, the building is manned by superb day porter Graham. Keeling House has a communal courtyard with two water features, secure cycle storage and residents car parking area (undesignated). There is lift access, with each floor further secured with individual floor door codes. Interior Stripped back to shell and core, this apartment has been completely and comprehensively refurbished by its current (architect) owner. The clean and contemporary finish offers a range of practical and premium benefits including underfloor heating throughout with oak engineered parquet flooring in the bedroom and living area, and brick red quarry tiles in the hallway and kitchen. The bespoke-made kitchen features Calacatta Oro quartz work tops and milled brass handles, a Quooker hot water tap, Smeg slimline integrated dishwasher and a large larder style cupboard with electric outlets inside. The kitchen island benefits from further storage, and a smartly designed adjoining oak tabletop creates a dining area/breakfast bar. The remodelled shower room features a large walkin shower with Grohe fittings, Claybrook tiles to walls, Mosaic Factory terrazzo floor tiles, a Quartz countertop and Flos wall lights. The bedroom is accessed via a Crittall style sliding door with reeded glazing, and includes Flos pendant lights and an open wardrobe and shelving area. Farrow and Ball and Little Greene paints have been used throughout this perfectly formed space.