This exceptional sub-penthouse apartment, located within the iconic and award-winning Hartley’s Jam Factory, offers uninterrupted panoramic views of London’s skyline. With lift access, this well designed two-bedroom, two-bathroom residence also features a private balcony and spans a generous 980 sq. Ft. Of lateral living space.

Originally constructed in 1900 as a factory for Sir William Pickles Hartley’s renowned jam company, the building underwent an architectural transformation in 2003, converting it into contemporary loft-style apartments. The apartment’s design elegantly integrates the building’s industrial past with modern sophistication.

The expansive open-plan layout includes a good size kitchen area, seamlessly flowing into the striking double-aspect reception room. Floor-to-ceiling glazing wraps the space, framing the breathtaking city views and flooding the interiors with natural light, creating a harmonious connection between the interior and the exterior.

Both double bedrooms are generously proportioned, offering ample storage, and the two bathrooms have been elegantly appointed. Every room benefits from unobstructed skyline views, amplifying the apartment's sense of openness and connection to its surroundings.

This landmark development is equipped with super-fast fibre-optic broadband, a 24-hour concierge, and beautifully landscaped communal gardens. The building's long leases ensure lasting value for residents.

Ideally situated within a short walk of Bermondsey Street, known for its vibrant culinary and artistic scene—including the White Cube Art Gallery—the property also enjoys proximity to excellent transport links, including London Bridge (Jubilee, Northern Lines, and National Rail), Borough (Northern Line), and Elephant & Castle (Northern and Bakerloo Lines). This unique property represents a refined balance between heritage architecture and contemporary urban living.