Hoxton Press in Hoxton, London

Situated at the intersection of Penn Street and Bridport Place, a distinctive property stands out with its two hexagonal towers, rising to 16 and 20 storeys high. This architectural feat, designed by the renowned David Chipperfield, provides a collection of 198 private homes, varying from one and two-bedroom apartments to twelve exclusive three-bedroom penthouses, half of which boast private rooftop terraces.

Each home within this development has been carefully planned to serve as a sanctuary from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Light and airy living spaces dominate, with bedrooms and lounges strategically placed along the periphery to take advantage of windows and balconies. This arrangement ensures that residents can enjoy column-free corners for unobstructed views, adding a sense of openness to each apartment. Privacy is ingeniously integrated with kitchens and bathrooms located at the heart of each apartment, complemented by ample integrated storage.

Further enhancing the living experience, the Mono tower greets residents and visitors with a public café on the ground floor, blending urban living with community space. The buildings' design focuses on creating a serene environment, with light-filled spaces that offer stunning views, catering to those seeking a peaceful retreat in the city.

For added convenience and security, a 24-hour concierge service is on hand, ensuring residents' needs are attended to at all times. Additionally, for those seeking more space, there is a two-bedroom, two-bathroom option, providing ample room for family living or extra space to work from home.

Location-wise, the property benefits from its proximity to both Regents Canal and Shoreditch Park, offering residents quick access to tranquil walks or vibrant city culture. Ready to move into, these apartments not only promise a unique architectural design but a lifestyle marked by luxury, convenience, and a connection to the surrounding urban landscape.