2 bed flat for sale

St John's Place, London EC1M

An exquisite address in the heart of Clerkenwell.

Situated just moments from St John's Square, this delightful apartment forms part of a former 1950’s office building thoughtfully converted in 2007 by developers Londonnewcastle.

The redevelopment was undertaken in collaboration with acclaimed interior designer Tara Bernerd, renowned for her work on prestigious international hospitality projects including Six Senses Milan, Four Seasons Fort Lauderdale and The Hari Hong Kong, among many others. The result was an exclusive collection of just nine beautifully designed apartments.

Widely regarded as one of the world's leading interior architects and designers, Tara Bernerd was named Designer of the Year at the 2023 HD Awards, featured in Architectural Digest's prestigious AD100 list for both 2025 and 2026 and received the Andrew Martin International Interior Designer of the Year Award, often described as the "Oscars of Interior Design".

The distinctive personality of Clerkenwell was carefully considered with each apartment. Bathrooms feature striking photomontages depicting iconic city landmarks, while the apartment benefits from an Elmar Cucine Modus kitchen with Nero Assoluto granite worktops, a highly acclaimed design celebrated for both its style and functionality.

The accommodation comprises a reception room with open plan kitchen and dining hallway which could easily be used as a study area, principal bedroom with ensuite shower room, second double bedroom and bathroom.

St John's Place is located in one of Clerkenwell's prime historic pockets between Britton Street Clerkenwell Road and St John’s Lane. The local area has an ample choice of independent shops, restaurants and bars as well as a great Waitrose around the corner.

The apartment in less than a five-minute walk to Farringdon Station for Elizabeth, Circle, Metropolitan, Hammersmith and City and Mainline trains. The City of London, West End and Islington are all within easy walking distance as is the river Thames.