47 Hatton Garden, EC1N 8EX

Available May 2026, a wonderful lateral first floor apartment located in Sienna Building- one of Hatton Gardens most popular residential apartment blocks and whose name derives from one of Italy's oldest Cities; Siena, which is also the home of the oldest known horse race, Il Palio. The buildings facade is adorned by three golden horses in homage to Palio and was designed by Guy Portelli, a Fellow of the Royal Society of British Sculptors as well as the Vice President of the Royal Society of British Artists. Guys' other well-known works can be seen at the London Pavilion - Piccadilly Circus, The fountain at Opera Terrace - Covent Garden and The Commonwealth Institute, to name but a few. Accommodation in this light and bright apartment comprises: a large master bedroom with smart ensuite bathroom, second double bedroom and guest bathroom and an exceptionally large open-plan kitchen reception room with plenty of space for dining and entertaining. Located within the heart of the Hatton Garden Diamond district within close proximity to Chancery Lane and Farringdon Stations with their links to The City, Covent Garden and West End. Hatton Garden derives its name from the garden of the Bishop of Ely which was given to Sir Christopher Wren by Queen Elizabeth I. It became and still is the centre of London's jewellery trade with its origins dating back to the medieval times, with one of the largest companies; De Beers still retaining one of its headquarters in the area. This property does not come with a parking space and residents are advised that parking permits are not available due to section 106 restrictions under the Town and Country Planning Act 1990.