Mid-century Camden warehouse flat conversion comes to market
Carlow House in Camden - Credit: Archant
New flats will be launched in Camden next month when the sales at a converted warehouse block with 85 apartments open next month.
Living room at Carlow House, Camden - Credit: Archant
The development, Carlow House, comprises 61 one bedroom and 23 two bedroom flats close to Mornington Crescent Underground, with prices expected to start around £500,000.
David Galman, sales director at Galliard Homes, which is carrying out the conversion, said: “Camden is one of inner London’s most popular and fashionable addresses. We anticipate that prices will average around £1,500 per sqft with the apartments appealing strongly to both end users and investors.
“Carlow House will offer the very best of the historic and the new, with a grand period façade, behind which will be brand new homes.”
The 0.48 acre plot was the site of a bakery in the 1800s, becoming a warehouse in the 1930s. This was used to store tickets, uniforms, signage and stationery for the London Passenger Transport Board.
Dining room at Carlow House, Camden - Credit: Archant
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The current building was redeveloped in the 1950s following war-time bomb damage and the restored white façade and large windows date from that era.
Apartments are built around a full-height, glass-covered central atrium, which will be converted into a private winter garden and there will also be space for underground parking.
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Off-plan sales for the development will open on the 26th October through Savills.
Nina Coulter, sales & marketing director at Savills, said: “Investors and owner occupiers have been starved of good new build schemes in the area and we think demand will be high.”
Mock up of bedroom, Carlow House, Camden - Credit: Archant
