We're sorry this property is no longer available
1 /28
£3,950,000
The Red House, Clerkenwell Road, London, EC1M
- 3 beds
£3,950,000
- 3 beds
Get Buyer Passport
Buyer Passport helps you access new properties hitting the market including off market properties while getting you ahead of the game and making you purchase ready. Follow an easy step by step guide on how to purchase and stand out from other buyers.
Get a privileged access with Buyer Passport
- Instantly access new properties
- Access off-market properties
- Stand out from other buyers
Buy with a mortgage
Estimate monthly mortgage payment:
£18,032 per month
Minimum deposit amount:To get a mortgage for a property you will typically need a minimum of 5% of the property value as a deposit. Our broker will be happy to talk through your options and everything else you need to secure a mortgage
To get a mortgage for a property you will typically need a minimum of 5% of the property value as a deposit. Our broker will be happy to talk through your options and everything else you need to secure a mortgage
£197,500
Share
Get a privileged access with Buyer Passport
- Instantly access new properties
- Access off-market properties
- Stand out from other buyers
Grand ballroom apartment.
This truly exceptional Grade II listed apartment is unlike any other in Clerkenwell. Housing the former boardroom of the building, the space is now simply known as "The Ballroom Apartment".
Perhaps the most striking and prominent room in any Clerkenwell home, the main reception space is almost regal, with 20ft high ceilings, 10ft high sash windows, ornate decorative cornicing and ceilings, central fireplace, and original solid wood herring bone flooring.
The apartment is full of pleasant surprises with secret rooms, spiral staircases, mosaic terrazzo flooring, exposed roof beams, as well as the original wooden cupola with a weathervane.
Designed by the RIBA architect practice H. Saxon Snell & Son, The Red House is an impressive Queen Anne style mansion block which dates to 1885, originally forming part of the administrative offices for the Holborn Union Board of Guardians.
It was converted into apartments in 1994 by Croft Homes in association with the architects Michael Sierens Associates and remains an iconic Clerkenwell landmark.
Offering magnificent accommodation, which is extremely versatile the apartment comprises, the dramatic and imposing Ballroom ? reception space with nine sash windows, kitchen/breakfast room, two double guest bedrooms, one with a shower and a further guest cloakroom.
Overlooking the Ballroom on the gallery, there is an opulent master suite with bedroom, dressing area and ensuite bathroom.
A further spiral staircase leads to an enormous loft room with multiple uses and a "secret" cinema/media room.
This apartment epitomises the love affair our buyers have with Clerkenwell - open spaces, industrial and period features, high ceilings, and huge windows.
Clerkenwell's industrial past has meant that the area has some of the most exquisite and quirky spaces one can find, with many factories, office buildings, printers, haberdashers, distilleries, breweries, gemmologists, and smokehouses, now transformed into homes which amalgamate industrial and commercial spaces with the finest design finishes.
This eclectic mix of creative space and an almost romantic vision of living, allows an incoming homeowner the freedom to create and adapt a living environment that is both personal and social, eliminating the defined spaces most commonly found in a traditional house.
Expect the unexpected, this loft apartment does not conform to traditional living, it is about open space and wonderful drama.
Its position is exceptional, right in the heart of Clerkenwell, moments from Farringdon Underground and Mainline Stations as well as within walking distance to The City and The Inns of Court.
This truly exceptional Grade II listed apartment is unlike any other in Clerkenwell. Housing the former boardroom of the building, the space is now simply known as "The Ballroom Apartment".
Perhaps the most striking and prominent room in any Clerkenwell home, the main reception space is almost regal, with 20ft high ceilings, 10ft high sash windows, ornate decorative cornicing and ceilings, central fireplace, and original solid wood herring bone flooring.
The apartment is full of pleasant surprises with secret rooms, spiral staircases, mosaic terrazzo flooring, exposed roof beams, as well as the original wooden cupola with a weathervane.
Designed by the RIBA architect practice H. Saxon Snell & Son, The Red House is an impressive Queen Anne style mansion block which dates to 1885, originally forming part of the administrative offices for the Holborn Union Board of Guardians.
It was converted into apartments in 1994 by Croft Homes in association with the architects Michael Sierens Associates and remains an iconic Clerkenwell landmark.
Offering magnificent accommodation, which is extremely versatile the apartment comprises, the dramatic and imposing Ballroom ? reception space with nine sash windows, kitchen/breakfast room, two double guest bedrooms, one with a shower and a further guest cloakroom.
Overlooking the Ballroom on the gallery, there is an opulent master suite with bedroom, dressing area and ensuite bathroom.
A further spiral staircase leads to an enormous loft room with multiple uses and a "secret" cinema/media room.
This apartment epitomises the love affair our buyers have with Clerkenwell - open spaces, industrial and period features, high ceilings, and huge windows.
Clerkenwell's industrial past has meant that the area has some of the most exquisite and quirky spaces one can find, with many factories, office buildings, printers, haberdashers, distilleries, breweries, gemmologists, and smokehouses, now transformed into homes which amalgamate industrial and commercial spaces with the finest design finishes.
This eclectic mix of creative space and an almost romantic vision of living, allows an incoming homeowner the freedom to create and adapt a living environment that is both personal and social, eliminating the defined spaces most commonly found in a traditional house.
Expect the unexpected, this loft apartment does not conform to traditional living, it is about open space and wonderful drama.
Its position is exceptional, right in the heart of Clerkenwell, moments from Farringdon Underground and Mainline Stations as well as within walking distance to The City and The Inns of Court.
Your estimated purchase costs
Find out how much it will cost to purchase this property.
Stamp Duty tax
These figures are estimates and are provided for guidance only
Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) is a tax you might have to pay if you purchase a property or land. SDLT applies to properties above a certain price threshold. The amount you'll have to pay depends on the property's value and if you already own a property, or have done so in the past. If you are a first-time buyer, or you are purchasing multiple dwellings, you may be eligible for a discount (tax relief).
£385,250
Mortgage and legal costs:
£999
HomeBuyer Service - Everything you need to purchase this property all in one place
- Mortgage advice and application
- Conveyancing fee
- Homebuyer protection insurance
Do you have property to sell or part exchange?
How can we help you today?
Find out what your
home is worth
Check instantly an estimated value of your homeFind the best
local agent
Compare local estate agents based on their performanceGet an Instant
cash offer
Get a cash offer for your property in under 48 hours
Area highlights
We’ve gathered data on the property locations to help you get-to-know the local area.
Things you should know
Some useful things about this property we think you should know
Create OneDome account
for a smooth and fast property purchase
- Get a step by step guide on how to purchase or sell a property
- Get an expert mortgage and legal help
- Find the best local agent to sell your property or get an instant cash offer
- Manage property viewings, valuations and alerts
- Get access to off-market properties Create account
Be the first to see the newest properties
Create an alert and we'll email you the latest properties that come to market which match your requirements.
Time to arrange your viewing…
You’ve found a great property
Now request your viewing using our partner company
Property details
£3,950,000
3 bed flat for sale
The Red House, Clerkenwell Road, London, EC1M
Grand ballroom apartment.
This truly exceptional Grade II listed apartment is unlike any other in Clerkenwell. Housing the former boardroom of the building, the space is now simply known as "The Ballroom Apartment".
Perhaps the most striking and prominent room in any Clerkenwell home, the main reception space is almost regal, with 20ft high ceilings, 10ft high sash windows, ornate decorative cornicing and ceilings, central fireplace, and original solid wood herring bone flooring.
The apartment is full of pleasant surprises with secret rooms, spiral staircases, mosaic terrazzo flooring, exposed roof beams, as well as the original wooden cupola with a weathervane.
Designed by the RIBA architect practice H. Saxon Snell & Son, The Red House is an impressive Queen Anne style mansion block which dates to 1885, originally forming part of the administrative offices for the Holborn Union Board of Guardians.
It was converted into apartments in 1994 by Croft Homes in association with the architects Michael Sierens Associates and remains an iconic Clerkenwell landmark.
Offering magnificent accommodation, which is extremely versatile the apartment comprises, the dramatic and imposing Ballroom ? reception space with nine sash windows, kitchen/breakfast room, two double guest bedrooms, one with a shower and a further guest cloakroom.
Overlooking the Ballroom on the gallery, there is an opulent master suite with bedroom, dressing area and ensuite bathroom.
A further spiral staircase leads to an enormous loft room with multiple uses and a "secret" cinema/media room.
This apartment epitomises the love affair our buyers have with Clerkenwell - open spaces, industrial and period features, high ceilings, and huge windows.
Clerkenwell's industrial past has meant that the area has some of the most exquisite and quirky spaces one can find, with many factories, office buildings, printers, haberdashers, distilleries, breweries, gemmologists, and smokehouses, now transformed into homes which amalgamate industrial and commercial spaces with the finest design finishes.
This eclectic mix of creative space and an almost romantic vision of living, allows an incoming homeowner the freedom to create and adapt a living environment that is both personal and social, eliminating the defined spaces most commonly found in a traditional house.
Expect the unexpected, this loft apartment does not conform to traditional living, it is about open space and wonderful drama.
Its position is exceptional, right in the heart of Clerkenwell, moments from Farringdon Underground and Mainline Stations as well as within walking distance to The City and The Inns of Court.
This truly exceptional Grade II listed apartment is unlike any other in Clerkenwell. Housing the former boardroom of the building, the space is now simply known as "The Ballroom Apartment".
Perhaps the most striking and prominent room in any Clerkenwell home, the main reception space is almost regal, with 20ft high ceilings, 10ft high sash windows, ornate decorative cornicing and ceilings, central fireplace, and original solid wood herring bone flooring.
The apartment is full of pleasant surprises with secret rooms, spiral staircases, mosaic terrazzo flooring, exposed roof beams, as well as the original wooden cupola with a weathervane.
Designed by the RIBA architect practice H. Saxon Snell & Son, The Red House is an impressive Queen Anne style mansion block which dates to 1885, originally forming part of the administrative offices for the Holborn Union Board of Guardians.
It was converted into apartments in 1994 by Croft Homes in association with the architects Michael Sierens Associates and remains an iconic Clerkenwell landmark.
Offering magnificent accommodation, which is extremely versatile the apartment comprises, the dramatic and imposing Ballroom ? reception space with nine sash windows, kitchen/breakfast room, two double guest bedrooms, one with a shower and a further guest cloakroom.
Overlooking the Ballroom on the gallery, there is an opulent master suite with bedroom, dressing area and ensuite bathroom.
A further spiral staircase leads to an enormous loft room with multiple uses and a "secret" cinema/media room.
This apartment epitomises the love affair our buyers have with Clerkenwell - open spaces, industrial and period features, high ceilings, and huge windows.
Clerkenwell's industrial past has meant that the area has some of the most exquisite and quirky spaces one can find, with many factories, office buildings, printers, haberdashers, distilleries, breweries, gemmologists, and smokehouses, now transformed into homes which amalgamate industrial and commercial spaces with the finest design finishes.
This eclectic mix of creative space and an almost romantic vision of living, allows an incoming homeowner the freedom to create and adapt a living environment that is both personal and social, eliminating the defined spaces most commonly found in a traditional house.
Expect the unexpected, this loft apartment does not conform to traditional living, it is about open space and wonderful drama.
Its position is exceptional, right in the heart of Clerkenwell, moments from Farringdon Underground and Mainline Stations as well as within walking distance to The City and The Inns of Court.