Flat for sale in W12, 2 Bedroom

This wonderfully refined two-bedroom apartment, with three private terraces, can be found on the eighth floor of Television Centre’s Crescent. It was built to a design by London and Oslo-based architects Haptic.

A landmark piece of modern architecture, Television Centre was the home of the bbc for over fifty years, until its relocation in 2012. The newly built Crescent follows the circular form of the Grade-ii listed Helios building, and provides a boundary around the existing building, with views of the private gardens between them, and Hammersmith Park to the west.

This particular apartment belongs to the ‘Architects’ Series’, one of nine in The Crescent, each individually designed by an architecture practice alongside lead designers ahmm. Coffey Architects, Haptic and Piercy and Co were the three chosen to work on selected apartments and have contributed a unique treatment of light, materiality and layout for each space.

The apartment is the only two bed ‘premium’ in the Crescent. Internal accommodation extends to approximately 1,434 sq ft and is arranged in an open, lateral plan with ceiling heights of approximately three metres. At one end is the kitchen, by Molteni&C and Dada, with appliances by Miele and a separate utility room with a terrazzo worktop. At the other end is a living room with gas fire and study area. Employing a calming, monochromatic pallete, light engineered-oak parquet is paired beautifully with concrete feature walls. Natural light pours in through floor-to-ceiling glazing at both aspects, each with access to a decked terrace.

Both bedrooms have walk-in wardrobes, an en-suite bath or shower room, and direct access to a terrace. A guest WC can be found just off the entrance corridor. Underfloor heating and heat-recovery ventilation extend throughout and there is comfort cooling in the kitchen, living room and bedrooms.

Television Centre is at the centre of an exciting regeneration of the area, with the opening of independent restaurants such as Kricket and the new Soho House members’ club, White City House. Also nearby is White City Place, a creative campus with restaurants, shops and museums, and the new home to rca’s Schools of Communication, Humanities, and Architecture.

Residents of Television Centre enjoy a range of brilliantly executed amenities, including access to the Soho House gym, a private cinema, 24-hour concierge, and an excellent residents’ lounge with work and meeting spaces.

Tenure: Leasehold
Lease Length: Approx. 975 years
Service Charge: Approx. £10,200 per annum
Ground Rent: Approx. £1,000 per annum