The Maltings, Bermondsey, SE1

Beautifully presented one-bedroom apartment, located in the heart of London's Bermondsey, within the award-winning Maltings development, moments away from Tower Bridge and the river Thames.

Maltings Place is on the former site of the Sarsons vinegar factory. The factory was founded in 1863 by Henry John Sarson and his son, Frederick John Sarson producing a variety of vinegars, including malt vinegar, malt and spirit vinegar, and cider vinegar. The Sarsons vinegar factory continued to be successful until the early 1990s and closed its doors in 1991 and was then redeveloped into a mixed-use development called Maltings Place.

The development includes apartments, offices, and retail space. The original Sarsons vinegar factory buildings have been restored and reused, and the development has been praised for its design and its contribution to the regeneration of Bermondsey. It has won a number of awards, including the London Borough of Southwark's Civic Trust Award and the Royal Institute of British Architects' (RIBA) London Award.

The apartment, within this historical development is situated on the first floor and is full of character and unique features. This charming space showcases exposed brickwork walls and large factory-style windows, creating a captivating industrial aesthetic. This, specific property sits within the former malt store of the Sarson's Vinegar Factory offering a glimpse into the area's rich industrial heritage. The brick arch connecting the hallway with the living space and exposed factory beams add a touch of architectural intrigue, seamlessly blending the old with the new. Recently refurbished bathroom and kitchen enjoy a complimentary modern design without taking any of the original features away, hence allowing the space to function beautifully. The sleek finishes and contemporary appliances create a stylish and efficient space.

The Maltings is perfectly positioned to enjoy all the amenities that Bermondsey Street has to offer. Tucked away from the hustle and bustle, it is only moments away from the array of shops, cafes, restaurants, pubs, art galleries and bars as well as Tanner’s Field Park and tennis courts. Access to the City is possible by walking over either London Bridge or Tower Bridge. London Bridge station (Overground, National Rail, Jubilee and Northern lines) and London Bridge City Pier, which offers a TFL River Bus service, are both easily accessible.