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Percivall House
Percivall House enjoys a unique position within Barts Square, with unrivalled views over the beautiful St Bartholomew the Great Church to the rear and the main square to the front. Designed by Maccreanor Lavington, this statement building takes inspiration from the surrounding architecture and sits effortlessly in its prime position.
Interior layouts flow to maximise light and views, considered materials sit side by side to create a warm and welcoming interior. The pedestrian passageway between Percivall House and The Levett Building provides direct access from the Square to the tranquil Church Garth behind.
The Levett Building
Referencing the area’s rich heritage, The Levett Building is constructed from an elegant, light coloured brick with details highlighted in bronze. Chamfered window reveals allow the maximum amount of light into these beautifully considered apartments. Many of the apartments boast dual aspect views, overlooking both the cobbled stones of Little Britain and the secluded neighbouring church garden. Inside, pale stone complements dark woods, cool marble sits beside sleek porcelain and crisp detailing in burnished metals adds warmth and individuality.
Fenwick House
Taking reference from the adjacent retained Victorian façade, Fenwick House is designed to traditional proportions and constructed from materials such as glazed brickwork with anodized bronze detailing. Interiors are sleek and uncomplicated spaces; crisp and crafted, with contemporary design at their heart. Equidistant from three transport hubs including Farringdon, soon to be London’s best connected station, it has never been easier to plan your journey home.
PHASE ONE RESIDENCES
Abernethy House (Sold out)
A warehouse aesthetic retains an air of historical and architectural integrity, while elegant brickwork sets an inviting backdrop for the adjacent enclosed garden courtyard.
The Askew Building
At the northern edge of Barts Square, the Askew Building is afforded views over St Bartholomew the Great’s historic cobbles, while interiors are characterised by high ceilings and crafted finishes.
Dominion House
With an intriguing mix of brick façades, arched windows and crisp, contemporary architecture, Dominion House offers some of the square’s lightest, brightest apartments.
Hogarth House
One of Barts Square’s most iconic buildings, this is the gateway to Barts Square with the concierge and all residents’ amenities under its roof.
The Underwood Building (Sold out)
Comprising a collection of considered apartments harnessing light and texture to create harmonious hues, The Underwood Building is a homage to the proud industrial heritage of the site.
Vicary House
A seamless elegance flows through Vicary House’s living spaces. A south-facing aspect and high ceilings capture sunlight; a masterclass in the use of light, space and texture.
Historic yet contemporary, tranquil yet central, these are homes for those seeking a location unlike any other.
Tranquil and secluded, yet set in the heart of the city, Barts Square wears its central London location lightly. Inspired by the vernacular of the area’s 19th century industrial architecture, contemporary interiors feature honest materials in a warm, harmonious palette.
Location
With some of the capital's best chefs, sommeliers and secluded pubs close by, historic Smithfield, St Paul's and The Barbican on the doorstep and the City a short walk beyond, this is a location with something for everyone. Immediate proximity to Farringdon East Station on the new Elizabeth Line links Barts Square with Canary Wharf, the West End and beyond to Heathrow in moments.
Smithfield Market acts as the lynchpin for a vibrant food destination, with some of London’s most original and authentic eateries and bars scattered all around this historic area.
Belying its central London location, Barts Square is surrounded by pockets of delightfully tranquil green space, from intimate and hidden cloisters and gardens to the expansive outside spaces at The Barbican and St Paul’s Cathedral.
Whether it’s Roman antiquities, Pre-Raphaelite art, classical music, experimental theatre, cutting edge photography or contemporary dance, you could find a different cultural highlight for every day of the year.
As well as the wealth of high street stores found in One New Change, the City’s only shopping mall, Clerkenwell and St Paul’s offer numerous independent boutiques for those wanting something a bit special.
Transport accessibility
Barts Square is extraordinarily well served by a multitude of transport links and just moments from Farringdon Station which, with the opening of The Elizabeth Line at the end of 2019, will become London’s best connected transport hub.
Going places:
WALKING TIMES | CROSSRAIL TRAVEL TIMES |
FARRINGDON STATION (CROSSRAIL), 1 MIN | TOTTENHAM COURT ROAD, 2 MINS |
THE CITY, 3 MINS | LIVERPOOL STREET STATION, 2 MINS |
BARBICAN UNDERGROUND STATION, 3 MINS | BOND STREET, 4 MINS |
ST PAUL’S UNDERGROUND STATION, 4 MINS | CANARY WHARF, 8 MINS |
CITY THAMESLINK, 5 MINS | PADDINGTON, 8 MINS |
ST PAUL’S, 3 MINS | STRATFORD, 10 MINS |
FARRINGDON STATION, 5 MINS | HEATHROW, 37 MINS |
The Residences
Interiors are an essay in space, light and texture. Warm timber, polished marble and smooth stone sit side by side to create a palette that is considered and welcoming.
The rich grain and texture of the existing environment flows through every room, helping to create living spaces of effortless urban elegance. A marriage of refined aesthetics and sense of place.
Amenities
An elegantly furnished, spacious private lounge opens onto the tranquil courtyard garden, while generous seating invites visitors to linger in the bar. The private cinema room can be booked by residents for the ultimate movie night with friends.
Barts Square operates a 24 hour concierge service to address all residents’ queries, questions and requests. Located on the ground floor of Hogarth House the team are always on hand to provide a warm welcome home.
Below the concierge in Hogarth House, the residents’ private cinema room offers the place to watch the latest blockbuster, re-watch an Indie classic or have everyone round for the match. Residents can book the room for private events via the online residents portal.
Barts Square boasts two secluded residents' gardens; the Middlesex Passage gardens accessed through the residents' lounge and a secluded courtyard tucked between Abernethy House and the Askew Building. Each is organically landscaped for lasting tranquillity.
Adjacent to the screening room, Barts Square's beautifully designed bar is a great place to book for a party or to have a quiet drink with a friend. It is your very own exclusive (BYOB) member's club on your doorstep.
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The sale of the ground rent investment asset for £3.7m (Helical share £1.8m) to the residents of Barts Square has now been completed, reports Helical in its latest half-year results.
Six apartments were sold during that period and one further apartment sale has completed following the period's end.
Eight apartments now remain available in the completed 236-unit residential scheme, of which two are reserved.
The retail space in Phase One is fully let to Stem + Glory and Halfcup. One unit in Phase Two has been let to the award-winning restaurateurs behind London restaurants NEST and FENN who opened Restaurant St Barts in early October. One further unit has been let to LAP Bikes recently and another is under offer which, if let, will leave just two remaining vacant retail units.
Helical has completed the sale of the last remaining apartment in Phase One of Barts Square.
13 apartments have sold in Phase Two and one further apartment sale had exchanged which has now completed.
Just 11 one, two and three-bedroom homes are now available with prices starting from £1,585,000.
The retail space in Phase One is fully let to Stem + Glory and Halfcup. One of the Phase Two retail units is let to BEERS London and since the year end a further unit has been let to Nest, a modern British restaurant. The remaining four retail units are currently being marketed.
The landscaping of the new public square is complete, offering extensive public amenity.
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