5 architect-designed London lofts on the market right now
Inside converted warehouses and modern landmarks
Lockdown in London has left many hungering for more space and a deftly designed loft, with its open-plan layout and soaring ceiling height, can be just the antidote.
This carefully curated list of architect-designed London lofts for sale right now showcases space-maximising features as well as exposed brick, oversized windows and an abundance of natural light. Take a peek in the gallery.
2 bedrooms; £975,000 via Aucoot
Situated on the 13th floor of Karakusevic Carson and David Chipperfield’s hexagonal-shaped Mono Tower, this London loft offers unrivalled views of the city from its private terrace – also visible in the dining and living rooms through the panoramic, floor-to-ceiling windows. The Hoxton home’s open-plan kitchen has been fitted with bespoke plywood by Uncommon Projects which elevates the space and adds a minimalist, modern mood. Photography: AucootMono Tower by Karakusevic Carson and David Chipperfield
2 bedrooms; £975,000 via Aucoot
Situated on the 13th floor of Karakusevic Carson and David Chipperfield’s hexagonal-shaped Mono Tower, this London loft offers unrivalled views of the city from its private terrace – also visible in the dining and living rooms through the panoramic, floor-to-ceiling windows. The Hoxton home’s open-plan kitchen has been fitted with bespoke plywood by Uncommon Projects which elevates the space and adds a minimalist, modern mood. Photography: AucootMono Tower by Karakusevic Carson and David Chipperfield
2 bedrooms; £975,000 via Aucoot
Situated on the 13th floor of Karakusevic Carson and David Chipperfield’s hexagonal-shaped Mono Tower, this London loft offers unrivalled views of the city from its private terrace – also visible in the dining and living rooms through the panoramic, floor-to-ceiling windows. The Hoxton home’s open-plan kitchen has been fitted with bespoke plywood by Uncommon Projects which elevates the space and adds a minimalist, modern mood. Photography: AucootFawe St II by Adam Khan Architects
3 bedrooms; £1.55m via The Modern House The Spratt’s dog biscuit factory was among the first major warehouse conversions in the city, and this loft has been recently reconfigured by Adam Khan Architects so it’s perfectly proportioned for work/life balance. The large living, kitchen and dining area is framed by the original factory window – note how it stretches up to the first floor, drawing natural light deep into the interior. Khan also added a large hatch up on the first floor, overlooking the communal spaces below. Photography: The Modern HouseFawe St II by Adam Khan Architects
3 bedrooms; £1.55m via The Modern House The Spratt’s dog biscuit factory was among the first major warehouse conversions in the city, and this loft has been recently reconfigured by Adam Khan Architects so it’s perfectly proportioned for work/life balance. The large living, kitchen and dining area is framed by the original factory window – note how it stretches up to the first floor, drawing natural light deep into the interior. Khan also added a large hatch up on the first floor, overlooking the communal spaces below. Photography: The Modern HouseFawe St II by Adam Khan Architects
3 bedrooms; £1.55m via The Modern House The Spratt’s dog biscuit factory was among the first major warehouse conversions in the city, and this loft has been recently reconfigured by Adam Khan Architects so it’s perfectly proportioned for work/life balance. The large living, kitchen and dining area is framed by the original factory window – note how it stretches up to the first floor, drawing natural light deep into the interior. Khan also added a large hatch up on the first floor, overlooking the communal spaces below. Photography: The Modern HouseGreat Eastern Street loft by Rients Bruinsma
1 bedroom; £900,000 via Mr and Mrs Clarke
Combining warehouse living with a chic city location, this Great Eastern Street apartment by Rients Bruinsma retains all of the original building’s features while adding modern accents throughout. The raw, exposed brick walls and heated polished concrete floor are contrasted by walnut panelling and marble surfaces. And with two wings, cleverly separating cooking, working and living with sleeping and relaxing, the London loft promotes balance. Photography: Mr and Mrs ClarkeGreat Eastern Street loft by Rients Bruinsma
1 bedroom; £900,000 via Mr and Mrs Clarke
Combining warehouse living with a chic city location, this Great Eastern Street apartment by Rients Bruinsma retains all of the original building’s features while adding modern accents throughout. The raw, exposed brick walls and heated polished concrete floor are contrasted by walnut panelling and marble surfaces. And with two wings, cleverly separating cooking, working and living with sleeping and relaxing, the London loft promotes balance. Photography: Mr and Mrs ClarkeGreat Eastern Street loft by Rients Bruinsma
1 bedroom; £900,000 via Mr and Mrs Clarke
Combining warehouse living with a chic city location, this Great Eastern Street apartment by Rients Bruinsma retains all of the original building’s features while adding modern accents throughout. The raw, exposed brick walls and heated polished concrete floor are contrasted by walnut panelling and marble surfaces. And with two wings, cleverly separating cooking, working and living with sleeping and relaxing, the London loft promotes balance. Photography: Mr and Mrs ClarkeCourtfield Gardens by Stone and Partners
2 bedrooms; £2,395,000 via The Modern House
Proportion and scale come together in dramatic fashion at this two-bedroom Kensington apartment, renovated by Stone and Partners and set within for the former ballroom of a stucco-fronted period building. Towering four-metre-high ceilings and huge south-facing French windows are offset by clean white walls and warming reclaimed parquet floor. A Crittall partition separates the reception room and other living areas and bridges the gap between old and new. Photography: The Modern HouseCourtfield Gardens by Stone and Partners
2 bedrooms; £2,395,000 via The Modern House
Proportion and scale come together in dramatic fashion at this two-bedroom Kensington apartment, renovated by Stone and Partners and set within for the former ballroom of a stucco-fronted period building. Towering four-metre-high ceilings and huge south-facing French windows are offset by clean white walls and warming reclaimed parquet floor. A Crittall partition separates the reception room and other living areas and bridges the gap between old and new. Photography: The Modern HouseCourtfield Gardens by Stone and Partners
2 bedrooms; £2,395,000 via The Modern House
Proportion and scale come together in dramatic fashion at this two-bedroom Kensington apartment, renovated by Stone and Partners and set within for the former ballroom of a stucco-fronted period building. Towering four-metre-high ceilings and huge south-facing French windows are offset by clean white walls and warming reclaimed parquet floor. A Crittall partition separates the reception room and other living areas and bridges the gap between old and new. Photography: The Modern HouseUnderwood Street by Hugh Broughton
2 bedrooms; £1.625m via Aucoot
Located in a warehouse building in Hugh Broughton’s architectural studio and features rugged industrial elements. Wrought-iron pillars are visible throughout, especially in the main living area. Note the African-wood floorboards and exposed brickwork contrasted by crisp white walls and floods of natural light. Built-in bookshelves lend themselves to a home/work set up – or accommodate even the most voracious bookworm’s collection. Photography: AucootUnderwood Street by Hugh Broughton
2 bedrooms; £1.625m via Aucoot
Located in a warehouse building in Hugh Broughton’s architectural studio and features rugged industrial elements. Wrought-iron pillars are visible throughout, especially in the main living area. Note the African-wood floorboards and exposed brickwork contrasted by crisp white walls and floods of natural light. Built-in bookshelves lend themselves to a home/work set up – or accommodate even the most voracious bookworm’s collection. Photography: AucootUnderwood Street by Hugh Broughton
2 bedrooms; £1.625m via Aucoot
Located in a warehouse building in Hugh Broughton’s architectural studio and features rugged industrial elements. Wrought-iron pillars are visible throughout, especially in the main living area. Note the African-wood floorboards and exposed brickwork contrasted by crisp white walls and floods of natural light. Built-in bookshelves lend themselves to a home/work set up – or accommodate even the most voracious bookworm’s collection. Photography: Aucoot1 of 15
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