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Thursday 25 October 2012 8:29 pm  |  Updated:  Thursday 30 May 2019 12:14 pm

Focus On: Soho

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BEAK STREET, W1F
Price: £3.99m
This corner four-bedroom semi-detached house is located near Golden Square. It stretches six floors, has three kitchens and a basement, currently used as a bar, which can be put to other use. Contact Kinleigh Folkard & Hayward on www.kfh.co.uk or 020 3280 3541

HAT FACTORY AND BEAVER BUILDING, W1F
Price: £1.5m
The property stretches an impressive five floors, with three bedrooms and two bathrooms. The natural stone flooring has under heating. The closest transport links are Oxford Circus and Tottenham Court Road tube stations. Contact James Lang LaSalle on 020 7993 7395

MEARD STREET, W1F
Price: £1.9M
While this property is located in the heart of Soho, Meard Street is a relatively quiet residential location. The Grade II-listed building boasts contemporary interiors, a spacious double bedroom and access to a highly sought after private roof terrace. Contact Foxtons on 020 7973 2000

MARSHALL STREET, W1F
Price: £2.39m
Situated on the fourth floor of the Regent Penthouse, this two-bedroom apartment has a full kitchen, open reception room, and access to a communal garden. The property is near the Marshall Street Baths, while Oxford Street is the closest tube. Contact Knight Frank on 020 7881 7722

UPPER JOHN STREET, W1F
Price: £1.35m
This first floor, two-bedroom 86 sq m apartment features a large open plan kitchen, high-specification interiors and ample room for socialising in a generous reception room. Contact Foxtons on www.foxtons.co.uk or 020 7973 2000

LISLE STREET, WC2H
Price: £1.59m
Located on the fourth and fifth floor of a Dutch-inspired building, this two bedroom, two bathroom duplex penthouse has a large drawing room, a spiral staircase and a hot tub located on its roof terrace. Leicester Square station is close by. Contact Winkworth on 0207 240 3322 or www.winkworth.co.uk

“The Soho market is busier than ever. Investors from round the world are flocking to Soho, attracted by the developments and the on-going regeneration of the area. The traditional Mayfair buyers are also increasing their search area to include West Soho as you get more for your money and the on-going redevelopment of the area means that not only is it a great place to live but is also a great place to invest.”
Robert Hill, CEO of Greater London Properties

SHAFTESBURY AVENUE, WC2H
Price: £1.9m
This three bedroom, two bathroom Victorian redbrick flat is located on the iconic Shaftesbury Avenue. The master bedroom has an en-suite bathroom and the flat also features an impressive sized dining space and kitchen. The property is fully air-conditioned and has double-glazed windows throughout. Contact GLP on 0845 315 4145 or www.greaterlondonproperties.co.uk

SANDRINGHAM COURT, W1F
Price: £675,000
This one-bedroom apartment is ideal for anyone looking to take on a project. While the property requires updating, it provides the perfect opportunity to re-model it to meet your requirements. Located on a quiet cul de sac near Carnaby Street, it comes with a spacious open plan kitchen and ample storage space. Contact GLP on 0845 315 4145 or www.greaterlondonproperties.co.uk

NEED TO KNOW | AREA INSIGHT

Soho continues to be a popular destination for anyone wanting to be at the heart of what the capital has to offer. Located between Piccadilly Circus and Oxford Street, residents have many of London’s most visited attractions on their doorstep.

The streets are lined with boutique eateries and contemporary fashion stores and the close proximity of Shaftesbury Avenue means that the best in theatre is only a stone’s throw away.

The location is ideal for anyone working centrally but the abundance of tube stations and bike docks on offer, make transport easy whatever the destination.

The strong demand for properties in the area and the launch of new developments means that prices continue to increase, making it a worthwhile place to invest in.

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