<strong></strong> <strong></strong> Located in the 720 Building of the Alaska development, and opposite the communal gardens with an ornamental pond which provides a peaceful and tranquil setting. On the second floor, the stylish interior has an abundance of natural light from the wide industrial windows facing west at the rear. The living space has a wonderful sense of space and exposed brickwork with original steel beams reflect the former industrial use. The living space is complemented by a stylish kitchen which is fully fitted with an abundant array of storage cupboards and is fully equipped. The high quality herringbone pattern natural wood flooring continues throughout the interior to the bedroom which has been re-modelled to provide a concealed storage wardrobe. The adjacent shower room is also superbly appointed with wet room style fully tiled walk in shower.  <br /><br /><strong></strong> <strong></strong> The Alaska Building was converted from the former C.W. Martins & Co. fur factory, and extended in the 1920's by world-famous industrial architect Thomas Wallis, best known for the Firestone and Hoover Buildings. The development is popular for the sense of community and security with gated entrance and 24 hour concierge. It is situated opposite the open space of Bermondsey Spa Gardens at the junction of Grange Road and Spa Road. The fashionable and vibrant Bermondsey Street is within easy reach with its eclectic range of boutiques, gastro pubs, bars and restaurants. Tanner Street Park includes tennis courts, and Bermondsey Street is also the home of the renowned White Cube Art Gallery. Maltby Street food market is within a short walk as is Bermondsey Tube station (Jubilee Line). <br /><br /><strong></strong> <strong></strong>