This rare opportunity presents a unique chance to acquire an unmodernized one-bedroom apartment on the third floor of a prestigious building in Berkeley Square, a prime location in central London. The building, one of the only surviving residential apartment buildings on the square, was originally a townhouse built in 1830. The 560 sq. ft. apartment offers great natural light through its seven large windows and overlooks an internal courtyard. While there is no lift to the rear of the building, the location is still highly desirable, with proximity to underground stations, shops, restaurants, and green spaces. The building has a rich history, having been leased by Lord Randolph Churchill, the father of Winston Churchill, between 1874 and 1879. The apartment is available with a 99-year lease and is a rare chance to own a piece of London's history.