This spacious one-bedroom apartment is located on the second floor of a magnificent 1930s building with an art deco facade. The owner recently updated it, and now it looks impeccable and stylish. Upon entering the apartment, you will find yourself in a spacious hallway with a large built-in wardrobe and storage space. The 19-foot living room impresses with its uniqueness. Large windows on both sides allow abundant natural light, creating an atmosphere perfect for dividing the relaxation and dining areas. The modern open-plan kitchen successfully combines the cooking area with the social zone, being a logical extension of the living room. The bedroom is also impressively sized—14 feet, quiet and filled with light, with ample storage space. The recently renovated bathroom fully matches the high level of decor throughout the apartment. Additional advantages include an extended lease and a luxurious shared rooftop terrace—a superb place to enjoy views of the city and the Shard, or just to relax.

Solarium Court— a building with a rich history, closely connected to the Bermondsey area and its surroundings. Designed by architect Henry Tansley, who also designed certain buildings in Bermondsey, such as the town hall, it was the first public health center in England. It was significantly influenced by well-known local health and ecology figures Alfred Salter, a doctor and Member of Parliament, and his wife Ada, who became the mayor of Bermondsey. The building retains many elements from that time, such as terrazzo, stairs, and exterior sculpture. It now houses residents. In addition to the extensive rooftop terrace, there is a shared garden with bicycle parking and a secure entrance on the ground floor.

On your doorstep, you'll find many of Bermondsey's delights, including cafes, bars, restaurants, and art galleries on Bermondsey Street; the famous Borough, Maltby Street, and Spa Terminus food markets, as well as many cultural attractions of the South Bank and the Thames. Transportation facilities are extensive: the nearest underground stations—London Bridge (Jubilee and Northern lines, as well as rail links and Gatwick Airport connections) and Bermondsey (Jubilee line)—are within walking distance. Excellent day and night bus routes, No.1 (Tottenham Court Road via Holborn) and No.78 (Liverpool Street and Shoreditch) run right in front of the house. Offered chain-free.