Set on Lincoln's Inn Fields, the largest garden square in central London, this three bedroom duplex occupies the ground and lower ground floors of a Grade II listed early nineteenth century house. The building was converted in 2017 into just nine apartments, with interiors by Gordon Duff & Linton pairing contemporary design against the architecture of the original house. The apartment extends to 1,546 sq ft and looks onto the historic gardens of the square.

Light defines the space. Floor-to-ceiling glazing, generous skylights and a glazed atrium carry daylight through both levels. The entrance hall opens to a guest cloakroom and utility store before reaching the principal living space, where a well-proportioned reception flows into a contemporary kitchen finished with white lacquer cabinetry, quartz worktops and integrated Siemens appliances. A sculptural staircase in glass, steel and timber links the two floors, with a private courtyard set below.

The three double bedrooms sit on the lower floor, arranged around the courtyard, with two opening directly onto it. The principal suite has twin walk-in wardrobes and an en-suite with a separate bath and shower, with French doors opening to a private patio. Each bedroom has its own en-suite, finished to a high contemporary standard.

Positioned between the West End and the City, the location places Covent Garden's shopping, dining and theatres within a short walk, with the independent cafés and boutiques of Lamb's Conduit Street close by. The South Bank, the river and several of London's leading universities, including the LSE, King's College London and University College London, are within easy reach, alongside Holborn, Covent Garden and Chancery Lane Underground stations.