One-bedroom flat in a Grade II listed building with marble bathroom and private garden access

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I’ve been living in this one-bedroom flat for a few years now, and I’m finally moving — so I’m parting with it. It’s on the lower ground floor of a really old Grade II listed building, which means it has all that classic charm but has been fully updated inside.

The bedroom has custom wardrobes, the bathroom is polished marble, and the living room has that nice, warm feel with built-in furniture. The kitchen is fully fitted with a Miele range — I actually use it every day, so it’s not just looks.

What really stands out is the access to the communal gardens — it’s one of those rare garden squares you still find in central London, tucked away and peaceful. The building has 24-hour security, a lift, and a private entrance to the gardens. There’s also a quick out-of-hours maintenance service if anything goes wrong.

I live in Cambridgeshire, Cambridgeshire and Peterborough — not far from the border of the Midlands, so it’s quiet and easy to get around. I’m not near the city centre, but it’s still within easy reach of towns and services. Bayswater and Queensway tube stations are about 5 minutes walk away, and I’m close to Whitley shopping centre and a few parks.

The flat has central heating, mains electricity, and superfast broadband — I’ve had it upgraded to 1000mbps download and upload, which is great for working from home. It also has good mobile coverage, including indoor access from all providers.

I’m selling it for £9 — that’s actually not a lot, but it’s just how I’ve priced it. The property has a C EPC rating, tax band D, and the holding deposit is £710 (one week), with a tenancy deposit of £3550 (five weeks). No sub-letting allowed.

I’ve been really happy with this place and I’m excited to move on — just wanted to share it with someone who might appreciate the mix of character and modern comfort. If you’re interested, I’m happy to chat or show it around.