This Venetian-Gothic water tower, built in 1877 in North-Western London, was originally part of the Lambeth Workhouse and Infirmary, later Lambeth Hospital.
The tower is 99 foot tall with 5 foot-thick walls and crowned with a huge steel water tank. Utterly derelict, the tower was listed for £395,000--$635,000 US--in 2008, and bought by Leigh Osbourne and Graham Voce who converted it into a spectacular luxury home.
Now devoid of water and pipes, the tower now houses four bedrooms and 360 degree views across London, with a elevator alongside the tower, while at the bottom is a new, modern living space nicknamed the ‘Cube’.
It'd be a hike up to the master bedroom, but you'd sure be tired once you got there.
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Thanks for the visit...i forgot how fabulous you are...xxc
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic place!
ReplyDeleteOh this is way too cool! What a use of space! I love the color scheme, so me! It's so light and airy which Im a huge natural color scheme whore, but a good choice to make the space appear even bigger. I could call this home.
ReplyDeleteI love the interior of this home!
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