City Road, EC1V

Few residential buildings in East London can rival the rich history and distinctive character of Imperial Hall.

With its deep-rooted legacy, this iconic building now serves as a contemporary home to professionals across diverse sectors, from finance and law to media and technology. Its prime location places it at the crossroads of London’s major transport, business, and IT hubs, offering unmatched convenience and connectivity.

This generously sized fifth-floor apartment is designed to offer both comfort and style. Upon entry, a welcoming corridor leads into an open-plan living space that seamlessly integrates a fully equipped kitchen, perfect for modern city living. The apartment features a spacious main bedroom with built-in wardrobes, a second well-sized double bedroom, and a family bathroom that’s both practical and spacious. Every room is fitted with secondary double glazing, ensuring peace and quiet amidst the vibrant energy of the city.

Residents enjoy the services of a daytime concierge, along with access to two expansive communal roof terraces — ideal for relaxing or entertaining while taking in views of the bustling city below.

The surrounding area is undergoing rapid transformation, with an influx of new residential, office, and hotel developments, as well as a growing number of fashionable shops, bars, and restaurants.

Imperial Hall’s location, just outside the financial district of the City of London, strategically places it between some of the capital's most desirable areas — to the south, the heart of the City; to the north, the trendy neighborhoods of Angel Islington; to the west, the vibrant Clerkenwell; and to the east, the creative hub of Shoreditch-Hoxton.

Nestled within the Borough of Islington and within the scenic Moorfields Conservation Area, the building stands on City Road, mere seconds from Old Street Station and the iconic Old Street Roundabout. Served by the Northern Line (Bank branch), rail services, and numerous bus connections, commuting and navigating the city from Imperial Hall couldn’t be easier.