Step into a piece of London’s rich history with this distinctive one-bedroom apartment, set within a converted Victorian pub on the edge of Old Street and Clerkenwell — two of the capital’s most dynamic and creative neighbourhoods.

Once known as The Langton Arms (est. 1842), this striking conversion blends period charm with contemporary design. The upper floor boasts an impressive open-plan living area featuring high ceilings, exposed brickwork, wooden floors, and generous windows that flood the space with natural light. The modern kitchen offers ample workspace and storage, complemented by a dedicated dining area — perfect for both entertaining and everyday living.

Downstairs, you’ll find a spacious bedroom with a walk-in wardrobe area and original alcoves cleverly repurposed for storage. The industrial-style wet room adds a sleek, modern touch with striking tiling and a streamlined layout.

Offered chain-free, this rare home is as practical as it is characterful. With an annual service charge of £1,500 and ground rent of £235, the running costs remain reasonable in an ever-rising market.

Ideally located between Old Street, Barbican, and Farringdon stations, the property offers exceptional connectivity via the Elizabeth Line, Northern, Circle, Metropolitan, and Hammersmith & City lines — not to mention Thameslink and Overground services.

Clerkenwell itself is a vibrant hub, renowned for its design heritage, independent cafés, leafy parks, and Michelin-starred dining. The West End, The City, and Shoreditch are all just minutes away, making this an enviable address for work and play alike.