Introducing Chapter House

The Chapter House project stands as a testament to modern architecture intertwined with historical preservation. Located within the picturesque Seven Dials conservation area of Covent Garden, this stunning development consists of 40 contemporary residential apartments and three mews houses, all set against the backdrop of a beautifully restored Victorian building.

Historical Significance

The original structure, known as Parker House, dates back to the 1890s and was originally commissioned by the London County Council as a lodging house. Designed by the notable architecture firm Gibson and Russell, the building epitomizes mild-baroque style. While not statutorily listed, its location within a conservation area has preserved its historical essence, making it a significant site for redevelopment.

Modern Enhancements and Amenities

As part of the redevelopment process, the street elevation of Parker House was meticulously retained, while the older structures behind were demolished to make way for a new basement and a six-storey residential block. Each apartment in Chapter House showcases luxurious, individually designed interiors complete with bespoke joinery such as vanity units and lacquered wardrobes, all crafted by our skilled joiners.

This careful blend of modern conveniences with rich historical context not only enhances the living experience but also respects the cultural heritage of the Seven Dials area. Chapter House is not merely a residential space; it embodies a revitalization of history, providing residents with a delightful home in one of London’s most vibrant districts.