Victorian water tower on market for 1.2million

A grade II listed Victorian water tower which used to house a psychiatric hospital has just come on to the market for a whopping £1.2m.

The converted tower once supplied the drinking water for hospital patients and is now a stunning 170ft three bedroom apartment with panoramic views across London.

This unique home lies within a gated community in North East London's Woodford Green and is ideal for keep fit enthusiasts with over 100 steps leading to its lofty heights.

Originally built in 1893, The Landmark Tower was purpose designed for the Claybury Hospital, when the facility closed in 1996 the building was turned into luxury flats.

Following a further refurbishment in 2002, the tower has become one of the most prestigious postcodes in the South East and lives up to its landmark title in every way.

Hunt Property Services who are responsible for marketing the property for its present owners say, "Whoever buys this property will own a piece of history".

If you are considering investing in your very own slice of London's heritage, don't be put off by the daily hike to the top of the tower – the property comes with mod cons including a lift.

If you are buying or selling a property, contact our Oxford conveyancing solicitors on 01993 852 222 or send an email to info@bamptonlaw.co.uk.

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