4 Northington Street, Bloomsbury, London, WC1N 2JG

This industrial building, built in the 1930’s, maintains iconic character and is one of London’s best examples of art deco architecture. It has been both a movie cannister factory and a pottery studio. Unusually, when converted to office / studio spaces some 30 yrs ago the top duplex was taken by cult hairdresser 4th Floor who continue to do their magnificent thing for all. The building also features an amazing old lift, crittall windows, architect's kitchen, slip floors and there are plans to install a new energy efficient electric boiler and (openable) secondary glazing. The lights are LED.

Northington Street is a charming Bloomsbury street linking Gray’s Inn Road with John Street and it runs parallel to Theobalds Road and Roger Street. There are numerous excellent trendy bars, restaurants and cafés in the immediate area including Noble Rot, Luce e Limoni, Otto’s and Ciao Bella. The property provides easy access to Kings Cross, the West End, Midtown, City and City Fringe. With Chancery Lane, Russell Square, Holborn, Farringdon and Kings Cross stations all within close proximity as are numerous bus routes and cycle highways. There are also many calming walks to be had locally in parks, Dickensian London, Georgian Streets and attractive Mews. Or perhaps simply just across the street to the Lady Ottoline Pub.

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