White Rose Court, Widegate Street, London, E1

A two bedroom, two bathroom apartment set within the historic former Levy Bros Matz Bakery site, established in 1710 and once considered London’s oldest continuously operating shop.

Inside, the apartment combines period character with contemporary living, featuring exposed red brickwork, original steel Crittall windows, hard wood floors, underfloor heating, an open-plan kitchen and dining area, and stylish modern bathrooms.

The current building, originally the Nordheim Model Bakery, was designed in the 1920s by architect George Val Myer, who also designed BBC Broadcasting House. Its distinctive brick façade is adorned with four sculptures by Philip Lindsey Clark, depicting the baking process.

Ideally located, Liverpool Street Station is just 250 yards away, while Old Spitalfields Market is approximately 310 yards away.