Shelton Street, Seven Dials WC2

Property Details: - Type: Apartment - Bedrooms: 2 - Bathrooms: 2

Agent: Tavistock Bow - Covent Garden Phone: 020 8033 9869

Situated on the first and second floors with great natural light and views onto the surrounding street, this well proportioned duplex apartment features a bright open plan living space, two double bedrooms and two bathrooms, recently redecorated and finished in a neutral, contemporary style. The kitchen reception has wide engineered oak floorboards which complement the stone worktops. <br/> <br/>The property has been designed to incorporate lots of storage and there is a separate utility room which houses the washer/ dryer. <br/> <br/>There is a fantastic dining area that opens out onto an east facing private terrace. The apartment also has a separate study area which is ideal for home working. The property benefits from being fully air conditioned and there is secure private underground parking included in the sale. <br/> <br/>Covent Garden residents have access to some of the capital’s finest restaurants and retailers, not to mention world class cultural attractions in the form of the Royal Opera House and numerous theatres, museums and galleries. Educational powerhouses The London School of Economics, King’s College and University of London all have major campuses nearby, making the neighbourhood an ideal home for culture vultures and students alike. <br/> <br/>Tiring of the Covent Garden lifestyle is pretty much impossible, there’s just so much to do! But if you feel the need to spread your wings, Soho, Mayfair, the City of London and the South Bank are all within easy reach, not to mention numerous transport options including tube, crossrail, mainline rail and river boat, making the area one of the most well connected neighbourhoods in the capital. <br/> <br/>Seven Dials and the surrounding area was developed in the early 1690’s by MP Thomas Neale. His original vision was to compete with the already established Covent Garden to attract affluent residents. However, by the early 1900’s much of the area was repurposed as warehousing for fruit and vegetables supplied to nearby Covent Garden Market, with many of the buildings designed in the attractive Dutch style and remaining to this day. <br/> <br/>Nowadays, Seven Dials has much more of a village feel closer to Neale’s original vision. An eclectic mix of cobbled streets, historic architecture, the buzzy enclave of Neal’s Yard, theatres such as the Donmar Warehouse, Seven Dial’s Market with its independent street food vendors, numerous coffee shops and the iconic sundial give the area a unique atmosphere making it a destination for food lovers and fashionistas from across the Capital.