2 rooms apartment of 111m² in London

Early Modernism meets boho chic in this East London oasis set in the converted cafeteria of Fairbairn Hall Accommodates up to 3 adults (+2 children) The spacious, open-concept, split-level flat is in a historic Grade-II listed building, formerly a 1930s Boys' Club, designed by the architect best known for the RIBA Building at 66 Portland Place. Perfect for professionals seeking a great space to stay while working in London, a creative retreat, an East London getaway, it offers a perfect mix of luxe, history, and design detail. You will enjoy a bright and spacious environment with comfortable and design classic furnishings throughout. The kitchen is fully equipped for cooking, the beds are fitted with hotel quality linens, and the bathroom with freshly laundered towels and hotel style toiletries. This late 19th-century red brick building was originally built as the Mansfield House University Settlement. It was extended and refurbished by George Grey Wornum in the 1930s, including the stunning communal spiral staircase and terrazzo flooring. The apartment served as the building's cafeteria, designed by Wornum, and retains many original features, such as restored panel paintings by the talented designer and painter Miriam Wornum and 16-foot vaulted ceilings.