Originally built in 1875, this Grade II-listed former counting house for a Victorian brewery has been thoughtfully reimagined, celebrating its architectural character and industrial heritage.

The three-bedroom, four-bathroom residence features a 1,000 sq ft basement, connected by a striking black steel spiral staircase and transformed to include a home gym and sauna, utility room, and intimate underground bar and lounge.

Exposed brickwork and timber flooring bring warmth and texture, creating a distinctive backdrop for the client’s eclectic art collection. Floor-to-ceiling windows fill the property with natural light – a rarity for a home in Central London.

Outside, the original gold-and-black bracket clock remains, with access to the clock tower from the second floor, while a secluded terrace provides valuable outdoor space in the heart of the city.