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A rare 3,200 sq ft penthouse loft with exceptional roof terrace in a landmark Victorian warehouse.

A superb three bedroom penthouse apartment offers over 3,200 sq ft of lateral living space, complemented by an outstanding private roof terrace. Set within the sought-after Shepherdess Walk Building—an exclusive collection of bespoke homes formed from a characterful Victorian warehouse conversion—this is one of only a handful of truly unique loft residences in the area.

Accessed via a lift shared with just one other penthouse, the apartment combines privacy with extraordinary charm. Throughout the vast interior, original steel beams and authentic warehouse features celebrate the building’s industrial heritage, while the careful conversion delivers contemporary comfort on an impressive scale.

At the heart of the home lies a spectacular open-plan living space, incorporating an expansive lounge and a substantial, beautifully appointed kitchen—an exceptional setting for both daily living and large-scale entertaining. The principal suite is a remarkable sanctuary, enhanced by vaulted ceilings, roof lights, a private dressing room, and an elegant ensuite shower room. A second large bedroom also benefits from its own ensuite, while two additional bedrooms and a generous family bathroom sit off the grand central hallway.

The top floor is bathed in natural light and opens onto an extraordinary private roof terrace, spanning nearly the entire footprint of the apartment—an incomparable space for outdoor dining, relaxation, and entertaining against the London skyline.

Originally built as a Victorian warehouse, Shepherdess Walk’s conversion has created a striking and secluded collection of apartments set away from the surrounding terraces. Positioned on a quiet no-through road, the building enjoys unusually peaceful surroundings while being moments from both Old Street and Angel.

A wealth of bars, cafés, and restaurants lie in every direction, and the City and Moorgate are easily reached via the Northern line at Old Street—though walking or cycling is often the preferred route. The boutiques and high-street stores of Upper Street, along with Shoreditch’s vibrant markets and independent retailers, are all within easy reach.