Southampton Street, Covent Garden WC2

Developed by Stonehaven and designed by architects Brimlow McSweeney, Dudley House was the redevelopment of three existing historic buildings and now comprises 18 carefully considered apartments, highly prized for their architectural heritage, meticulous attention to detail and enviable location.

Arranged over the fourth, fifth and sixth floors, this wonderful penthouse benefits from a dual aspect and generous windows throughout, flooding the spaces with beautiful natural light that accentuates the warm tones of the high-quality finishes on each floor.

The primary open-plan living space is arranged in zones with a kitchen, dining area and lounge/snug area. The modern open-plan kitchen features high specification appliances from Miele, complimented by worktops, splash back and a handsome breakfast bar all crafted from beautiful Carrara Marble.

A stunning hand-crafted bespoke timber staircase connects all three floors from the primary living space, winding its way up to the roof via generous landings on each floor. Beautiful oiled oak timber floors arranged in an attractive chevron pattern run through the apartment providing warm tones with natural textures that compliment the neutral and contemporary decor.

The principal bedroom suite is accessed from the fifth-floor landing, featuring a dual aspect, wonderful light and a well-proportioned en-suite bathroom as well as generous bespoke built-in wardrobes. A guest bedroom can also be found in this floor, again with bespoke cabinetry and access to a contemporary family shower room.

From the landing, the stairs lead to the sixth floor, opening into a wonderful sun-room featuring vast floor to ceiling windows and glazed bi-fold doors that open out to the l-shaped roof terrace and superb views across the rooftops, along the Strand and up Southampton Street towards the Piazza. To the rear of the sun-room, a well-proportioned room, currently arranged as a study could also be used as a third bedroom, with light provided via a large skylight and beautiful bespoke cabinetry.

Covent Garden is globally recognised as London's premier cultural, retail, leisure & entertainment destination. Notable restaurants include Balthazar, The Ivy Market Grill and Sushi Samba, as well as the much-lauded Oystermen, Cora Pearl and Taiwan's legendary Din Tai Fung.
The Henrietta Hotel has a fantastic cocktail bar & restaurant and hidden away between Henrietta Street & King Street is the quiet public space of St. Paul's Church gardens, providing the perfect antidote to the hustle & bustle of the Piazza.

The Royal Opera House dominates the piazza with world renowned residents the Royal Ballet & Royal Opera, plus many of the world's most popular stage shows can be found at the numerous theatres within a few minutes walk. The open space of Embankment Gardens and the river Thames only a short stroll across the strand, and the Southbank just a short trip across the river via either Waterloo or Hungerford Bridge.