"A wrought-iron spiral staircase curves up the bell tower, past numerous windows which frame views of Waterlow park, glimpses of the heath and the rest of London's skyline"
A spectacular apartment, extending over 1,600 sq ft and configured across three storeys of a church in Highgate. Many of the original features of the church, built in 1895, have been celebrated in the conversion, such as an expansive, floor-to-ceiling, stained-glass window, a curved wall on the ground floor with narrow lancet windows, and a unique bell tower where a curved wrought-iron staircase leads to a viewing platform with wonderful views over London's skyline. The apartment also has its own private terrace which is now home to the original bell from the tower.
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