Aston Webb House
Aston Webb House was designed by Sir Aston Webb, who also designed Admiralty Arch and Buckingham Palace. It was built as the headquarters for a brewery in 1901 and completely restored one hundred years later as a development of 14 exclusive apartments.
The apartment is on the first and ground floors of Aston Webb House. It is a 1,300 sq ft (120 sq metres), 2 bedroom luxury duplex. There are plenty of amenities nearby and the house has two roof terraces, one with excellent river views.
The apartment is fully furnished with *everything* you will need, including free UK phone calls, new plasma TV with freeview cable, DVD, wifi internet, laptop, multi-room hifi, and even a mobile telephone! The large lounge has beautiful roman blinds on three large windows, two leather armchairs and two luxury sofas (seating 8 people), dark wood furniture and large plants.
Furnished to a very high standard with quality fabrics throughout.
Upstairs
Enter into large hallway with high ceilings, leading onto large guest cloakroom, kitchen, lounge and original spiral staircase to downstairs bedrooms. Original parquet wood floors floors.
Kitchen with Smeg cooker, microwave oven, washer/dryer and dishwasher. Large room with designer lighting and Conran dining table with 4 chairs. Fully equipped with everything you need to cook and eat!
Multi-room hifi system, mobile telephone, video entry phone. Iron and ironing board.
Downstairs
Down the original spiral staircase are two double bedrooms with new king sized beds and large wardrobes. Two sets of Egyptian cotton sheets per room. Main bedroom also has a small tv/radio.
Two power showers and two baths in the en-suite and main bathrooms, with designer shower screens. Several sets of soft towels included. Additional guest bathroom on first floor.