2 Bedroom Flats For Sale in Middlesex
This exceptionally spacious two bedroom apartment, extending to 1,008 sq ft (93.65 sqm), occupies a higher floor of the prestigious Sugar Quay development, and is available for chain free sale through Prime London. Finished to an excellent specification throughout, the apartment offers b...
A beautifully renovated two-bedroom garden flat on Colville Terrace, thoughtfully designed by CBC London with a refined, tactile palette and exceptional attention to detail throughout. The apartment offers a bright open-plan living space leading onto a south-west facing garden, alongside a princi...
*Click virtual tour for material information pack* Finished to an outstanding standard throughout, this stunning two bedroomed second floor apartment with over 1100 sq-ft of space offers beautiful uninterrupted views over the river Thames via its two balconies. Situated within this modern ap...
We are delighted to offer this two double bedroom apartment available for sale in this luxury modern development close to the River Thames, the Houses of Parliament and Tate Gallery. This bright and spacious apartment has been fully furnished and offers an open plan reception room with a smart in...
Cleland House is one of Westminster's most prestigious apartment buildings, part of the well renowned Abell and Cleland development built by Berkeley Homes. This property offers an abundance of amenities, including a state of the art gym, swimming pool, 24-hour concierge and private landscaped ga...
Bright dual aspect contemporary duplex apartment with private balcony located in the heart of the West End just off Carnaby Street. Arranged over the 3rd and 4th floors of this Victorian conversion benefitting from a concierge and lift access. Comprising of naturally bright dual aspec...
A beautiful two bedroom apartment in the heart of Pimlico. A dual-aspect maisonette of 1,024 sq ft on the north-west corner of Eccleston Square, occupying the raised ground and first floors of one of only five houses on the square built by Thomas Cubitt in 1842. The whole of the first floor is...

















