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Cromwell Tower
CROMWELL TOWER
£3,950,000
SOLDCROMWELL TOWER, BARBICAN, EC2Y 8NB
3Bedrooms
3Bathrooms
2Receptions
4CFlat type
Band HCouncil tax

A spectacular triplex penthouse apartment (Type 4C), situated on the 35th, 36th and 37th floors. With a large open plan reception to the kitchen, three bedrooms, a study/ dining room, large balcony with south and west views towards St. Paul's Cathedral, the London Eye and beyond, utility room, three bathrooms and another large reception room on the top floor with a terrace. The property has an extended lease and no onward chain.

On entering the 35th floor the kitchen has an extensive range of hardwood cabinets and brushed steel work surface, resin floors in the living area and a spacious south-facing terrace, flooding it with sunlight throughout the day and framing amazing sunsets.
There is a study/ dining room, a bedroom with fitted wardrobes, en-suite shower room and a utility room.

The principle suite is located on the 36th floor with a unique en-suite bathroom, limestone bath and basin and separate dressing room, bedroom and guest bathroom, hardwood floors run throughout the top two floors.

The 37th floor has a small kitchen area and ample space for entertaining.


Situated within the City of London, you are walking distance to Clerkenwell with its plethora of Bars and restaurants, five-star hotels and the many banks, law firms and businesses nearby.

Within walking distance to Barbican, Farringdon, Moorgate and Liverpool Street stations. (Elizabeth line, Circle, Hammersmith and City, Northern and Central lines) for easy access to the City with the West End , Home Counties, Canary Wharf and three of London's five airports.

Three Bedroom PenthouseTwo Reception RoomsExtended LeaseSouth / West AspectNo Onward Chain24 Hour Concierge
Floorplan
Details
TENURE
Leasehold
LEASE YEARS REMAINING
171
SERVICE CHARGE
£36,000 (Yearly)
ANNUAL GROUND RENT
£0
About Cromwell Tower >Cromwell's only link to the Barbican is a wedding at the local church in 1620.