The Whiteley is one of London’s most iconic landmarks.
As the city’s first department store, William Whiteley’s vast emporium once drew visitors from around the world to its spectacular Art Deco setting.
Fast forward more than a hundred years and this architectural gem has been reimagined as one of central London’s most desirable places to live. At its heart are 139 unique apartments and the UK’s first Six Senses hotel and residences.
Apartment 212 South is located on the second floor at the southern end of the building. This spacious, lateral, dual-aspect 3-bedroom home features 4-metre high ceilings and an expansive west-facing terrace.
The design of Apartment 212 South is a collaboration between acclaimed designers Claudia Riga de Spinoza and Phil Waterson, who bring complementary skills, expertise, and extensive experience to the project.
