£950,000 /Sale price

Housed in a striking Grade II-listed former school, The Lycee, this top-floor loft apartment offers a rare blend of volume, light, and original detail. Built between 1897 and 1900, the building is a late example of London County Council Board School architecture: a bold, symmetrical design spanning seven sections, now carefully restored and reimagined for modern living. The apartment spans approximately 1,443 sq. ft, with vaulted ceilings, exposed beams, and original herringbone parquet flooring. Huge windows flood the space with natural light, highlighting the clean lines and industrial textures that define the home's unique atmosphere. There are two generous living areas, including an open-plan kitchen and dining space that opens onto a shared balcony with wide city views. The main bedroom has a walk-in wardrobe, en-suite shower room with bath, and its own private terrace that captures the morning sun. The second bedroom, also en-suite, connects to a mezzanine level, ideal as a workspace, studio nook or quiet retreat. A guest WC, built-in storage, and secure off-street parking are also included. Located on a quiet street off Kennington Road, the Lycee building sits within a growing creative pocket of SE11. You're moments from independent cafes and restaurants, a daily flower and produce market, and design-forward spots like Italo, Urban Botanica, and Sally White. Kennington Park is just across the road, offering tennis courts, an outdoor gym, and space to reset. The area is home to a thriving arts scene, with galleries such as Newport Street Gallery, Gasworks and Cabinet Gallery all within walking distance. The South Bank and river are also close by. Transport is easy via Kennington and Oval (Northern Line), with additional access to the Victoria and Bakerloo lines, National Rail, and multiple bus routes.