1 Bed Apartment For Sale

Refurbished to high quality specification, this large 1 bed 2 bath modern loft apartment spans 1,044 sqft (approx) and features two private balconies.

Tucked within the secure gates of Seven New Inn Street, this distinctive Shoreditch apartment captures the essence of modern urban living — where industrial heritage meets bespoke craftsmanship. The development, centred around a peaceful courtyard, sits moments from the creative energy of the Shoreditch Triangle, offering privacy and calm in one of London’s liveliest districts.

The interior unfolds with natural oak flooring, recessed lighting and exposed concrete ceilings. Light floods through full-height double doors, opening directly to the courtyard for a fluid connection between inside and out.

Finished with a stunning porcelain marble-effect island worktop the kitchen is fitted with modern cabinetry and features integrated Siemens appliances including twin under counter fridges, a freezer plus the highly convenient, instant boiling water, Quooker Tap.

Both bathrooms are finished to an impeccable standard by Colebrook, the en-suite has a beautiful bathtub with shower and the WC is a stunning shower room with gold accents. A huge double bedroom has a walkthrough wardrobe with custom floor to ceiling doors and access directly out to the second private balcony, again with views out to the internal courtyard.

Throughout the home, Soho Home light fittings illuminate the space and Buster + Punch ironmongery introduce a tactile, design-led finish. Every storage element and lighting arrangement has been curated, with bespoke wardrobes and shelving tailored to the space.

Offered chain-free, this apartment presents a rare opportunity to acquire a one-of-a-kind home that celebrates material honesty, fine detailing, and the enduring appeal of Shoreditch’s industrial past.

New Inn Broadway is within the popular Shoreditch Triangle known for it’s vast array of restaurants, bars and rich urban history – including the original site on New Inn Broadway of The Theatre, the playhouse that preceded Shakespeare's Globe.

The building has also recently received a passed EWS1 form.