Hatton Garden, London, EC1N

In the heart of London’s fabled jewellery quarter, where centuries of craftsmanship and commerce converge, sits this two-bedroom apartment in the iconic Sienna Buildings: a residence as arresting as the street it calls home. Hatton Garden’s history dates back to the Middle Ages, but it was in the 19th century that it cemented its reputation as the centre of the UK diamond trade. Today, it remains a district of prestige, defined by creative energy and architectural character.

The Sienna Buildings are a landmark in their own right. Cast into the building’s façade are the racing horses of the Palio di Siena; a striking artwork by Guy Portelli commissioned in 1999. With muscular force and dynamic energy, they lend the block its artistic signature.

Inside, this two-bedroom apartment delivers on every front: space, light, and design. A voluminous, open-plan kitchen reception dominates the main living area, with sweeping blond wood floors and oversized industrial windows that flood the space with natural light. Fitted bay window seating frames the view while crisp white walls and recessed downlights magnify volume and brightness. The architecture is playful yet poised: embossed ceilings and a standalone column beside the breakfast bar subtly segment the living space, lending the kitchen its sculptural identity. White gloss cabinetry reflects light effortlessly, while grey worktops ground the space with an industrial edge.

The apartment continues with two generous double bedrooms, each with fitted wardrobes and a sense of calm restraint. The principal bedroom features a sleek en-suite, while the main bathroom mirrors the same clean, contemporary aesthetic. Further benefits include a private, off-street parking space; a rare and covetable asset in this prime city location.

Perfectly positioned between Farringdon and Chancery Lane stations, the apartment offers seamless access to the Elizabeth Line, Central Line, and Thameslink services, placing the City, West End, and international travel routes within effortless reach. Step outside and you’ll find Exmouth Market, Leather Lane, and Clerkenwell’s vibrant culinary scene moments away, buzzing with cafés, galleries, and some of London’s finest independent restaurants.