Warwick Court, Bloomsbury, London, WC1R

A stunning highly prized first floor apartment with horsehair ceiling mouldings and generous room sizes set within this 17th century building. Accommodation comprises entrance hall, large reception room with four working sash windows and generous open plan kitchen, two double bedrooms with fitted wardrobes (one en-suite with shower room), family bathroom. Internal floorspace extends to 1,001 sq ft (93 sqm) and the property is offered on a furnished basis, having been beautifuly interior designed. The property features limed engineered wood flooring throughout. Warwick Court was built on the site of Warwick House, the house of the earls of Warwick. A little known alley just off Chancery Lane and High Holborn, the City Law School provides a covered gateway to the very tranquil Grays Inn Gardens, known locally as "The Walks", one of the largest privately owned gardens in London with its 5.8 acres of beautiful landscaping and unique sculptures. They were originally laid out by Sir Francis Bacon in 1608 and the Chapel, having suffered extensive damage during the Blitz, was rebuilt in the 1960s. The Hall is said to contain wood originally part of the Spanish Armada. The location is thus steeped in history. The nearest station is Chancery Lane for the Central line just moments away and High Holborn offers convenience in the form of various shops, cafes and restaurants including and M&S Food.