Foscote Mews

Converted from a Victorian pub, this bright, two-bedroom apartment is now available to rent.

With a south facing aspect, the large, original sash-windows flood the open plan living space with an abundance of natural light. Converted from a Victorian pub, the reception had a far grander use in the past, that of a ballroom. Remnants of this history still peak through, with the original cornicing still lining the high ceilings and wooden panelling surrounding the windows.

Occupying the centre of the room sits a traditional black tiled fireplace, complete with a smoky blue surround. Modern linen blinds and large textured lampshades add a contemporary touch, whilst an exposed brick wall adds warmth and a sense of informality, creating a welcoming feel. A neutral palette of natural tones adds to the inviting effect, with walls painted in Farrow & Ball’s Elephant’s Breath and engineered oak floorboards lending a touch of elegance. The is ample space for entertaining around a full-size dining table, as well as space to relax in a separate seating area.

To the end of the large living space, lies the kitchen. Separated by blue Mediterranean style floor tiles, the kitchen is painted in the same Farrow and Ball paint colour, allowing the cabinetry to melt away into the walls. Granite counter tops create texture and the splash back is lined with small and twinkling mirrored tiles, adding a sense of playfulness.

Down a corridor, the principal bedroom suite is just a well-lit, with two large windows and double height ceilings. There is ample storage, with two large built in wardrobes with sliding doors, painted in a blue-grey hue. There is direct access to a bathroom that contains a large bathtub and shower, tiled in striking black and white tiles, arranged in a herringbone pattern. The second bedroom is next door, with access to a shower room and WC.