The apartments within this 19th Century Weights & Measures Office achieve precisely the right balance. Reflecting their heritage and the 'here and now' in equal proportions, the interiors blend traditional features such as oak flooring, Victorian style skirting and period architraves with contemporary pendant lights, recessed spotlights and discretely installed comfort heating/cooling.

The imaginative renovation has been created by the respected architectural practice BuckleyGrayYeoman, experts at bringing new life to heritage buildings. Seamlessly blending period features with contemporary additions, the firm has reinvented a Victorian landmark. The result is a notable apartment building that remains quintessentially British... Restrained, elegant and timeless. Highlighting the building's stature, a light and airy rear extension follows the form of the original structure. This accommodates three apartments, with a further five in the original historic building. On the upper floors, terraces provide dining and lounging spaces with interesting City views.

Beyond the redbrick edifice, Clerkenwell's many civilised attractions are close by. A short stroll will take residents to the eclectic delights of Exmouth Market or the epic menus of St John Street and Club Gascon. In the other direction, towards Bloomsbury, lies fashionable, well-groomed Lamb's Conduit Street. Culturally, the apartments are extremely well connected. Sadler's Wells Theatre is on Rosebery Avenue, the Barbican Arts Centre stands at the eastern edge of Clerkenwell and buses to Covent Garden and the West End pass the front door. In 2018/19, nearby Farringdon Station will become the capital’s only rail hub connecting the underground, the new east/west Crossrail and the north/south Thameslink.