A well-presented two-bedroom apartment set on the fifth floor of the iconic York House, with lift access and a porter. Entering the flat on the fifth floor, the entrance corridor leads through to the principal rooms in a logical and well-considered sequence. The reception room is a bright, well-proportioned space with a large window dressed with beige curtains, allowing natural light to fill the room. A wall of white built-in cabinetry with panelled doors and symmetrical floating shelves above provides generous storage and adds a refined architectural quality to the space. Track lighting runs across the ceiling, and the room accommodates both a sitting and dining area with ease. The kitchen is positioned off the reception and features white glossy fitted units with a tiled backsplash, a double-basin sink, and an electric hob. A large window looks out onto greenery, bringing in excellent natural light and creating a bright, airy atmosphere. Bedroom one is a generous double room with a large multi-pane window framed by beige curtains, a radiator beneath, and views of green foliage outside. Track lighting and beige carpet complete the space. Bedroom two is a well-proportioned second room, also benefitting from a large window with beige curtains and radiator, with three floating shelves and a dark-framed mirror on the wall. The bathroom is finished with white tiles and a decorative green diamond-pattern border, a glossy black countertop with an integrated oval sink, a large mirror, a circular adjustable wall mirror, a heated towel rail, and a roller blind window. A separate shower and bath area features a glass panel enclosure, a traditional-style faucet, and a marble-effect countertop surround.