Down to the lower ground floor, the kitchen occupies a distinctive space beneath an arched, exposed brick ceiling, fitted with dark green cabinetry and brass handles.

Up to the first floor, the bedroom is a substantial, well-proportioned room with built-in cabinetry featuring arched double doors, flanked by alcove spaces. A window with wooden shutters allows light into the room. The adjoining bathroom is finished with stone tiling and gold fixtures, including a rainfall showerhead and a hand-held attachment.

Piccadilly is one of London's most celebrated streets, home to Albany, a historic set of apartments dating back to the eighteenth century, set back from the road behind its own courtyard. Green Park station is within easy reach, providing swift access across the city. The area is home to the Royal Academy of Arts and Fortnum & Mason, and is moments away from the open spaces of Green Park itself, along with numerous upmarket boutiques and restaurants along Piccadilly and Jermyn Street.