London factory and warehouse conversions encapsulate the city’s knack for reinvention. Breathing new life into historic structures, and elegantly preserving their architectural heritage, they embrace contemporary design to reimagine them as avant-garde residential and live-work spaces.
In celebration, we’ve put together a collection of London factory and warehouse conversions for sale, from a perfect pairing in Peckham including a reconfigured 1950s printworks and a generous live-work warehouse unit, to a sleek artist workshop in Forest Hill and an opulent loft on a Limehouse dock. Each space tells a unique story and highlights the dynamic shift in the kinds of places we call home, with a sophisticated blend of history and modernity that defines chic urban living and our second industrial revolution.
Peckham
An ingenious and considered residential reconfiguration of a 3,000 sq ft 1950s printworks in South East London’s former industrial heartland on the border of Peckham and Bermondsey.
£4,500,000 – click here to discover Ilderton Road
Forest Hill
Contemporary, uncluttered styling sits front and centre throughout this reimagined artist warehouse, now a 2,045 sq ft live work space at Havelock Walk in Forest Hill, the home of South East London’s creative scene.Â
£1,350,000 – click here to discover Havelock Mews
LimehouseÂ
Fronting Lime Kiln Dock, a flawlessly executed, third-floor loft apartment of 2200 sq ft showcasing an exquisite interior that unifies decadent design and industrial detailing within a gorgeous Victorian warehouse.
£1,650,000 – click here to discover Limehouse Wharf
Peckham
Huge windows and generous ceilings dominate this 948 sq ft first-floor live-work warehouse apartment at The Carlton Works, one of Peckham’s best-preserved slices of industrial architecture.
£625,000 – click here to discover The Carlton Works
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