South Block, Belvedere Road, SE1 7GD

Set on the second floor of South Block, this two double bedroom apartment extends to approximately 733 sq ft and forms part of the historic County Hall development on the South Bank.

The apartment is well maintained throughout and arranged around a spacious open-plan living, dining and kitchen area. Full-height windows draw in ample natural light, while the fitted kitchen is neatly incorporated to support both daily routines and hosting. The principal bedroom includes an ensuite bathroom, and the second bedroom is of a good size, complemented by a separate shower room, making the layout suitable for guests, working from home or shared occupation.

County Hall occupies a prominent riverside position overlooking the Thames, with immediate access to the cultural and civic heart of London, including views towards the Houses of Parliament, Big Ben and the London Eye, which sits directly behind the building. Originally opened in 1922 by King George V as the headquarters of the London County Council, the Edwardian building has since been carefully converted by Galliard Homes into private apartments that retain the scale and character of the original architecture, set around landscaped communal gardens. Residents benefit from a comprehensive range of facilities including a 24-hour concierge service, secure entry systems, lift access, underground parking, a fully equipped gymnasium, indoor heated swimming pool, sauna, steam room, whirlpool and well-maintained courtyard gardens.

The location places residents at the centre of the South Bank, within walking distance of the Southbank Centre, National Theatre, Oxo Tower, IMAX Cinema and a wide range of restaurants, cafes and bars along the river. Westminster and the Royal Parks are also easily reached on foot, offering access to some of London’s most established green spaces and landmarks.

Transport connections are excellent, with Waterloo mainline and underground station moments away, providing fast links across the capital and to the South and South West of England, while Westminster station is also close by. County Hall remains a distinctive central London address, combining architectural heritage, resident facilities and a position at the centre of the city’s cultural and political landscape.