The Gallery, 38 Ludgate Hill, EC4M 7DE
Perfectly positioned adjacent to St Paul’s Cathedral, within the highly sought-after St Paul’s Cathedral Conservation Area, this home provides an exceptional central location - ideal for walking to work or enjoying the vibrant cultural and nightlife scene. The building features an impressive communal hallway with lift access to all floors.
Inside, the generous living area creates an immediate sense of space and flexibility, ideal for relaxing or working from home. A large storage room adds valuable practicality, while the fitted kitchen sits conveniently adjacent to the main living space.
The location offers effortless access to London’s financial and legal districts, with One New Change shopping centre just moments away. A wealth of restaurants, cafés, and bars are within a short stroll, and the nearby West End theatres provide further entertainment options. The Millennium Bridge connects you to the South Bank, home to the Tate Modern and Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre - making this historic area a true hub of culture, art, and lifestyle.
Transport connections are excellent, with nearby stations including Blackfriars (District & Circle lines), St Paul’s (Central line), and Mansion House (District & Circle lines). The Elizabeth Line at Liverpool Street and Farringdon also provides rapid connections to Heathrow Airport and Canary Wharf.
- One-bedroom apartment
- Set within a stunning Grade II Listed building
- Beautifully restored period entrance hall and stairwell
- Bright and airy throughout with an abundance of natural light
- Modern interior design that complements the buildingu2019s heritage
- Top-floor position offering charming City views
- Excellent local amenities and transport connections
- Within walking distance of St Paulu2019s Cathedral (0.4 miles)
- Close to Cheapside shopping centre (1 mile)
- Convenient access to Bank Station (0.6 miles)
- Mansion House station (509m)
- Bank station (861m)
- Barbican station (718m)
- Chancery Lane station (834m)
- Farringdon station (689m)
- Bank station station (943m)
- Mansion House station (543m)
- Barnards Inn station (815m)
- Chancery Lane station (821m)
- St. Paul's station (304m)
Reference Number
CAN251030
Total Sq Ft
560 approx
Service Charge
£5,103 /per year
Lease Years Remaining
970 years
Price per Sqft
£938 approx
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Theatre Royal Drury Lane
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Royal Festival Hall
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Monument to the Great Fire of London
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Sir John Soane's Museum
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Southwark Cathedral
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