Woods Place, London, SE1

This exceptional three bedroom penthouse occupies the second and third floors of a striking conversion of a former Bible Factory, originally built in 1915, and is set within a quietly located and secure gated development with an allocated parking space. Accessed by both lift and stairs, the property offers an impressive and versatile living environment, where vast industrial windows flood the expansive open-plan reception and dining area with an abundance of natural light. The west facing roof terrace provides uninterrupted views of the capital skyline, creating a perfect backdrop for entertaining or relaxing. The comprehensively fitted and fully equipped kitchen is seamlessly integrated into the main living space, featuring high quality appliances and ample storage. The principal bedroom suite is thoughtfully designed with a generous dressing area and a stylish en-suite bathroom, offering a private retreat within the home. The second double bedroom is well proportioned and ideal for guests or family members, while the third bedroom, currently arranged as a study, benefits from a cleverly designed mezzanine sleeping area (making it suitable for flexible use as a home office, guest room or additional bedroom). Throughout the penthouse, the interior design combines contemporary finishes with original industrial character, resulting in a unique and welcoming atmosphere. Additional features include excellent storage solutions, efficient heating, and secure entry systems (providing peace of mind for residents). The development itself is professionally managed, ensuring communal areas are well maintained and residents benefit from a sense of community and privacy. The sale includes a share of the freehold.

Woods Place is quietly and conveniently located off Grange Road and is therefore within easy reach of the vibrant Bermondsey Street locally known as Bermondsey Village, is now synonymous with an ever growing international food scene with an excellent array of restaurants including Jose's Tapas bar and Pizarro restaurant, Angela Hartnett's Café Murano, Casse-Croute, Baccala and a host of others to suit every culinary taste. The street is known for its eclectic mix of boutiques, gastro pubs and bars, and is also the home of the renowned White Cube Art Gallery. Nearby Bermondsey Square has the weekly antiques market and Kino independent cinema. The City is accessible by walking over Tower Bridge. London Bridge station provides Northern and Jubilee Underground lines, plus London overground trains.