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Smokehouse Yard is one of the finest examples of Central London’s Victorian era industrial conversions. Many of the building’s original features including the façade remain largely intact. Designed by Charles Ball in 1877 as a bacon Smokehouse for Smithfield market it oozes character and typifies the fun and unique style of architecture that can only be found in Clerkenwell.

Tucked away off St John Street the flat is pleasantly quiet given its central location. Through the vast industrial windows the outlook from the flat over the internal courtyard is equally as agreeable. On the ground floor the flat comprises of three beautiful arched ceilings: Under the first two arches as you enter is a wide reception with ample space for dining and entertaining and under the third a good size double bedroom. There is also a large loft/storage unit over the fully integrated kitchen and bathroom at the rear.

The lower floor, where the head height is restricted in areas, is currently used as an office. Subject to the necessary planning consents this space may be improved to create a further spacious bedroom.

Located near the junction of St John’s Lane, Smokehouse Yard is a short walk from The City. There is a multitude of transport links with Farringdon Station (impending Crossrail 2018) and Barbican Station the closest.