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Apartment / Flat
2
2
1344 sqf/124 sqm
A truly exceptional loft-style penthouse forming part of the iconic Lamb Brewery Studios — one of West London’s most recognisable historic conversions. Originally built in the early 1900s as the Lamb Brewery, this striking building has been transformed into a collection of architecturally inspiring homes that combine period character with modern sophistication.
Arranged over two floors and extending to approximately 1,344 sq ft, The Malt Kiln offers beautifully balanced living space with an abundance of natural light and dramatic architectural detail. The property features two spacious double bedrooms and two luxury bathrooms, all finished to an impeccable standard.
The highlight of the home is the spectacular double-aspect open-plan kitchen, living and entertaining area — a space that captures the essence of loft living, with impressive volume, exposed features and breathtaking 360° views across London’s skyline. From Wembley Stadium to the north to The Shard to the south-east, and with the River Thames glinting below, the vistas are simply unforgettable.
Situation
Discreetly positioned within a private cobbled mews off Church Street, the Lamb Brewery Studios are moments from the Thames Path, historic riverside pubs and independent cafés. Chiswick High Road and Hammersmith are within walking distance, offering an excellent choice of shops, restaurants and transport links, including Turnham Green Underground Station (District & Piccadilly Lines). The M3 and M4 motorways, Heathrow Airport and central London are all easily accessible. The area is also well served by leading schools including St Paul’s, Godolphin, Latymer, Colet Court, Harrodian and St Paul’s Girls’.
Property Ref Number:
HAM-61633These results are for a repayment mortgage and are only intended as a guide. Make sure you obtain accurate figures from your lender before committing to any mortgage.
£450,000
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