Flat for sale in Pump House, Pump House Close SE16

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The London Hydraulic Power Company built this incredible building in 1902, as one of several water pumphouses providing electricity to a growing Victorian London. In 2000 the main building and surrounds were turned into a private, secure residential development with off-street parking.

Set over the 2nd and 3rd (top) floor of the main historic building, this wonderful property is over two floors with two stunning bedrooms. Both bedrooms have excellent built-in wardrobes and simultaneously feel contemporary whilst retaining original warehouse features such as the bare brick walls, cast iron beam and vaulted ceiling with sky lights. Both bedrooms face onto the internal courtyard so are blissfully quiet. The master bedroom has a brilliant ensuite bathroom with free-standing bath and rain shower. The second bathroom has a large walk-in tiled shower area.

A staircase leads you upstairs to the wow-factor, spacious reception room which has room for two huge sofas, a dining area, a work from home space and at one end is a stylish contemporary kitchen with integrated appliances. This long room is at the apex of the building and double glazing extends the length of the room so it feels bright and airy throughout the year.

The property comes with off-street parking with the secure gated development.

Literally one minute's walk from Canada Water station with Jubilee Line tube and Overground services, the property is in a quiet residential area close to the Thames riverside and local parks but also has quick, easy transport links to central London or nearby Canary Wharf. Canada Water is a popular area with shops, restaurants, a weekend food market, gyms, parks and a lake. A large amount of investment has come into the area, due to its riverside location and good transport links, with many luxury apartments and facilities being developed including a new leisure centre due to open next year.

Filled with so many wonderful features, this property is a both a slice of London history and a stunning contemporary conversion - a viewing is highly recommended.

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