Terraced House for sale with 4 bedrooms, Middle Street, London

Set on a quiet street and a short walk from Charterhouse Square is this beautifully refurbished and immaculately presented four bedroom Period Freehold house, set across six floors and offering a touch more than 1,550 square feet of well designed living space.

Accessed from street level the property opens onto a reception/dining space and beautifully fitted kitchen totalling nearly 30 feet in length lending itself to being a wonderful entertainment space. The dining area being wood panelled and the kitchen benefitting from a bespoke splashback and striking exposed brickwork finish with granite worktops and modern appliances throughout. The kitchen also benefits from a clever glass ceiling providing that all important natural light to the cooking area.

Down to the lower ground floor is a spacious and tranquil double reception room with an ingenious light well providing natural light from the floor above.

Upwards to the first floor is a double bedroom and an ample family bathroom with a walk-in shower and roll-top bath. The second floor offers two double bedrooms and to the third floor is a double bedroom and a further room currently being utilised as a dressing room with ensuite shower room (but could double as a bedroom).

Finally to the top (fourth floor) is a quite spectacular architecturally designed reception room constructed of glass walls which can be opened up to the outside seating area which offers 270 degree views across London. There is also a small but useful kitchenette to facilitate entertaining while drinking in the elevated views across the cityscape.

This is a wonderfully designed family home with neutral decor, superbly finished and totally modernised offered in turnkey condition.

The Elizabeth Line with Farringdon Station moments away provides easy access to four of London’s International Airports, whilst Canary Wharf in the East and Bond Street in London’s West End are both within 9 minute journey. The London Museum’s relocation to the Southern end of the historic Smithfield Market is underway, receiving £180m in funding from the London Mayor, is due to open in 2026.