2 new flats in residential complex in London

Chapterhouse is a residential conversion on Parker Street in the Seven Dials Conservation Area, Covent Garden WC2, developed. The building was originally constructed in the 1890s by architects Gibson and Russell as a London County Council lodging house and was converted into 40 apartments by architect Apt (formerly Robin Partington and Partners), completing in 2019. Apt retained the four-storey Victorian Parker Street facade and rebuilt the structure behind it, adding a contemporary copper-clad rear extension. The scheme includes studios to duplex penthouses, with private terraces landscaped by Andy Sturgeon. Interior design was delivered by Apt and Trilbey Gordon Interiors. Amenities include a large lobby, basement gym, and private outdoor terraces. Holborn and Covent Garden Underground stations are both within close walking distance.