Reimagined by architects Bentley Hagen Hall, this four-bedroom home was renovated by renowned global jewellery designer whose meticulous attention to detail is evident throughout, and was sold by The Modern House, known for their stylish and unusual properties. The design seamlessly blends restored Victorian character - from the original tiled hallway, wooden floors and statement cornicing - to refined industrial materials in concrete, glass, and steel. Bathed in soft, even natural light, the interiors offer a versatile blank canvas enriched with texture and tone making it perfect for shoots. The open plan kitchen and living room is standout. The living area featuring stunning cornicing, Tom Dixon light fittings, a marble fireplace, and a gorgeous glass wall that bathes the room in light. The kitchen and living area consist of exposed brick, polished concrete floors, and luxury stainless-steel appliances, evokes a New York loft-style feel in East London. Kitchen bifold doors fully open to an established landscaped garden, and a rear industrial-style studio completes this shoot-ready property. The kitchen also features an abundance of light with large ceiling windows that open out and two walls of glass floor to ceiling windows. The garden features a big green egg BBQ and a built in brick pizza oven. The master bedroom boasts an exposed brick wall with log burner and a dramatic brass bed juxtaposed against a statement unfinished plaster wall. Both bathrooms combine a luxury hotel aesthetic - think Soho Home - with industrial edge, including a roll-top bath, marble his-and-hers sinks, bespoke steel-framed shower, and polished finishes. The spare two bedrooms have plenty of versatility for shoots, with one currently being used as a yoga room and another as a spare bedroom. Throughout the entire property there is exposed brick, beautiful wooden floors and attention to detail in even the smallest of features.