A bright, spacious, and characterful studio apartment on the second floor of a four-story, Grade II-listed local authority building, built between 1927 and 1929 to designs by London County Council's Architectural Department under the direction of G. Topham Forrest. Chamberlain House forms a quadrant surrounding a large courtyard and is ideally located between the major railway and international stations of Euston, King's Cross, and St. Pancras. Close to the British Library and the numerous cultural amenities of Granary Square. The apartment has been furnished to a high standard by the current owner, offering a fully equipped, high-quality kitchen-diner. Gas central heating. Lift access. Secure entry system. No chain.

The living room is 13' x 12'7" with a large window and wooden floors. The kitchen-diner is 13' x 8'10" with enough space for dining. It is fully equipped, also with a window. The bedroom is 13'1" x 10.1" with wooden floors and a window. The bathroom is 9'4" x 4'6" with a white suite, a bathtub and a separate shower. Window. Separate toilet with a white suite and a window. The hallway is 9'5" x 5'8" at maximum.

Tenure: 100-year leasehold. Land tax: £10 per year. Service charge: £120 per month, includes buildings insurance. Council Tax: Band C (Camden Borough). EPC Energy Rating: C (76/82).