Spread over 4 floors, this early Regency (1840) home was originally built by George Webb of Mapin & Webb as a jewellery business on the ground floor and a home for his family on the upper 4 floors. The commercial premises is on the ground floor and is not part of the house.
The property features dark hardwood flooring across its 4 floors with some painted and some varnished. The first floor of the property boasts a grand living room with large sash windows, wood panelling, Victorian dado rails. Opposite the living room a bright coloured study features with vibrant blue and red walls, built in bookshelf and sash windows with shutters. Both of these rooms feature working fireplaces that may only be used with smokeless coal. The second floor of the property houses a kitchen/ dining room with lime green walls, a breakfast bar, gas hob and detailed wood panelling across the walls. Opposite the kitchen is a small, double bedroom with blue and white wallpaper and a large sash window. A bathroom with brass finishings, black and white tiling and dark wooden flooring is also available on this level. The third floor offers a large double set up as a bedsit, complete with kitchenette and an ensuite bathroom. The top floor offers a small undecorated bedroom with a super-king sized bed, and a large living room with exposed brick walls and wooden ceiling beams. Three bathrooms feature across the property, the top floor has a bathtub and the third and second floors have showers. The second floor bathroom is accessible via the central staircase, all other bathrooms are ensuites.
Nearest stations are Holborn (1-minute) and Tottenham Court Road (8-minutes).
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