Lying on a quiet residential cul‑de‑sac just steps from Bermondsey Street, this extraordinary three‑bedroom home is a masterclass in modern design. Reimagined by leading Danish designer Nana Friborg, the property unfolds across five expansive levels, perfectly combining modern design with industrial heritage. Materiality, craftsmanship and grand proportions define the interiors. A sculptural staircase anchors the home, its elegant curves drawing the eye upward through a carefully conceived sequence of spaces. On the ground floor, a sophisticated reception area evokes the atmosphere of a private members’ club, while a winter kitchen by Chef Maria Elia opens onto a courtyard with built-in barbecue and fire pit, and leads to a secure bike and bin store. Above, a light‑filled summer Maria Elia kitchen and dining space open onto roof terraces with another built-in barbecue and a fire pit, perfect for alfresco entertaining. Each floor is curated with purpose. The first is devoted to the principal suite: a generous walk‑through dressing area with a wonderful ensuite and private steam room create a feeling of indulgence. Above, two additional ensuite bedrooms are defined by clean lines, considered detailing and a quiet sense of restraint. At the top of the home, a second open‑plan reception space embraces indoor‑outdoor living. Twin terraces frame panoramic views over London’s rooftops, offering a sought‑after sense of privacy and escape in the heart of the city. Set on a quiet residential street, just west of Bermondsey Street, the area is full of galleries, independent cafés and restaurants. Borough Market is a short walk away, known for its excellent produce and iconic food traders. Maltby Street Market is also nearby, alongside the Tate Modern, Shakespeare’s Globe and the Southbank Centre. London Bridge station is within ten minutes’ walk, providing Northern and Jubilee line connections and national rail services.