Chequer Street, London, EC1Y

A stunning three-bedroom duplex apartment in a converted Victorian school, this exceptionally spacious apartment enjoys a peaceful, gated setting just moments from the vibrant Whitecross Street Market with a secure off street parking space.

The apartment is accessed on the second floor, where a welcoming entrance hall leads into a spectacular double-height reception room with an open-plan contemporary kitchen. Flooded with natural light from expansive windows, this impressive living space is complemented by attractive wood flooring, creating a bright and stylish environment for both relaxing and entertaining. This level also features a generous double bedroom and a modern family bathroom.
A staircase leads to the third floor, where there are two further well-proportioned double bedrooms and a contemporary shower room. The apartment has recently been redecorated throughout and offers approximately 1,115 sq. ft (103 sq. m) of internal living space.

Chequer Court is a striking example of Victorian school architecture, reflecting the educational expansion that followed the 1870 Education Act. Behind its private gated entrance, the development combines historic character with modern city living.

This location of this apartment is fast becoming one of Central London’s most sought-after destinations, with major media and technology companies including CNN, HBO and Time Warner establishing headquarters nearby, alongside more than 5,000 tech companies clustered around Old Street roundabout.

Chequer Street is perfectly positioned between Whitecross Street and Central Street in this vibrant yet discreet pocket of Clerkenwell. Whitecross Street, with its eclectic independent shops, renowned food market and Waitrose, is quite literally on your doorstep.

Excellent transport connections are provided by nearby Barbican, Old Street, Moorgate ad Farringdon stations, offering access to the Northern, Circle, Hammersmith & City, Metropolitan and Elizabeth lines, together with National Rail services.

The relocation of the London Museum to the southern end of the historic Smithfield Market is now underway, supported by a £180 million investment from the City of London and the Mayor of London. The first phase is scheduled to open at the end of 2026, creating significant new gallery spaces alongside venues for major events and exhibitions.

The apartment is also ideally positioned within walking distance of the Barbican Centre, Shoreditch, and the City of London.