Situated between Rosebery Avenue, Hardwick Street, Arlington Way and Myddelton Passage the New River Head consists of five buildings with wonderful landscaped Gardens. The site is widely recognised as the birthplace of the modern water supply engineered by Sir Hugh Myddelton in the 17th Century, bringing fresh water from Hertfordshire which gave London its first organised supply of clean water. In 1913 the Metropolitan Water Board commissioned New River Head as its main headquarters. The Main New River Head Building replaced the 1613 Water House which was the original Head Quarters of the New River Company.

The New Building designed in 1914 by the well-known Edwardian architect Austen Hall was completed in 1920 and is a classic example of English Baroque School displaying features worthy of Britain's finest stately homes. Retained inside the building is the 17th Century Court Room now known as the Oak room which was rescued from the original building. This Grade II listed building now accommodates 129 apartments.

We are delighted to offer for sale a very large one-bedroom flat. The flat has been maintained very well and has the benefit of having high ceilings in all of the rooms. The kitchen is fully fitted and there is also a patio garden with some stylish architectural plants From the patio there is an entrance to a communal landscaped gardens of which there is a water fountain as a feature. The flat also has the benefit of its own private car parking space and above the car park there is a spectacular communal landscaped gardens.

Rosebery Avenue is conveniently situated close by all of the restaurants in Exmouth market. There are nearby bus routes easily accessible to the west end and city. Angel (Northern line) is the nearest underground station.