Some homes are defined by their interiors; others by their setting. This exceptional 1,756 sq ft Clerkenwell penthouse offers both, occupying the entire top floor with four private terraces and far-reaching views across the London skyline. Arriving by private lift, a bright entrance hall with a striking skylight leads into an impressive reception space, thoughtfully arranged for living, dining and entertaining. Natural light floods the room, while folding doors open onto the principal terrace, creating a connection with the outdoors and making the most of the remarkable city views. The bespoke kitchen sits alongside the reception room and features integrated appliances and Corian work surfaces. Beyond its practical appeal, this is a home designed for enjoying London, with the terraces providing a succession of spaces for morning coffee, outdoor dining or simply watching the city evolve from day into night. The principal bedroom is a calm and private retreat, with extensive fitted wardrobes, a contemporary en-suite shower room and direct access to a west-facing terrace. The second bedroom also benefits from fitted wardrobes, an en-suite bathroom and its own private terrace. The third bedroom is currently arranged as a home office and opens onto a further west-facing terrace, with views extending towards the BT Tower, Highgate and King’s Cross. A separate shower room and excellent storage complete the accommodation. Throughout, the apartment combines considered design with a range of practical details, including underfloor heating, remotely operated UV blinds, terrace lighting and a water purification system. There is also secure underground parking and a 24-hour porter/concierge service. The apartment forms part of a development designed by DGA Architects for Mount Anvil. The landscaped communal gardens are particularly impressive, creating a tranquil green setting with manicured lawns, box hedging, ferns and water features. The development has received a number of awards for its architecture, interiors and landscaping, including The Sunday Times British Homes Award for landscaping. Clerkenwell itself needs little introduction. One of central London’s most distinctive neighbourhoods, it combines a rich creative heritage with excellent restaurants, cafes, galleries, design studios and independent shops. Farringdon and Barbican are both close by, providing Elizabeth line, Thameslink and Underground connections across the capital. Featured in Vogue, Tatler, GQ and House & Garden, this remarkable penthouse has attracted considerable attention for its design, exceptional terraces and spectacular London outlook. It is a rare combination of generous space, privacy and outdoor living, with the capital laid out almost entirely around it.