The Modern House and Sotheby’s International Real Estate; the cavernous industrial conversions (eg. the RIBA award- winning Clerkenwell Cooperage in East London, a former 1900s brewery turned five-bed house with five storeys of concrete, black steel and exposed brickwork, priced £7.25m).Or there is the Brutalist architectural marmite of the Barbican, where this four-bed flat on the 30th floor of Lauderdale Tower, priced £1.75m, has vast panoramas across London.What they lack in family-friendly lawns and life-saving lockdown views over fields, such properties make up for in being one-offs with an intrinsic value that goes beyond the simple equation of what the next person will pay for it.“A beautifully-designed house is like investing in.
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