Goswell Road, London, EC1

This bright and spacious 4th-floor apartment offers over 1,300 sq ft (approx) of well-proportioned living space and is located in the historic Design Works on Goswell Road. Originally built in 1907 as the workshop for renowned carriage builders George Redhouse & Son, the building was converted into luxury apartments in the late 1990s, perfectly blending historical charm with modern comforts.

As you step inside, you're welcomed by a generously sized hallway that offers ample storage options. The separate, fully equipped kitchen provides a functional yet stylish space for cooking, while the large, bright living room, situated at the front of the building, benefits from plenty of natural light, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere.

Both bedrooms are courtyard-facing, ensuring a quiet and peaceful environment. The principal bedroom includes an en-suite bathroom and access to a sunny southwest-facing balcony, perfect for enjoying some outdoor space. The second bathroom is conveniently located off the hallway, making it easily accessible for guests and residents alike.

One of the apartment’s standout features is the additional multifunctional room, which can serve as a home office, a guest bedroom, or an extra storage space—offering great versatility to suit your needs. The hallway also features unique glass panels that allow natural light to flow throughout the apartment, enhancing the sense of space and openness.

Design Works, at the southern end of Goswell Road, is in a prime Clerkenwell location, offering easy access to Barbican and Farringdon stations with National Rail, Underground, and the Elizabeth Line just a short walk away. The vibrant local area is renowned for its selection of fine restaurants, lively pubs, and convenient amenities such as Waitrose and Exmouth Market.

For those interested in culture, the Barbican Centre, Europe’s largest performing arts venue, is just a stone’s throw away, offering an array of music concerts, art exhibitions, and film screenings. Additionally, the nearby Smithfield Market is undergoing a £180m redevelopment to become the new home of the London Museum, set to open in 2026, bringing exciting new gallery spaces and event venues to the neighbourhood.