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8 Harbord Square – Loft-Style Living with Limitless Possibilities

At 8 Harbord Square, every apartment is a blank canvas, ready to be shaped entirely around your lifestyle. By breaking away from the constraints of conventional apartment layouts, these unique homes remove internal walls and keep only the essential elements fixed in place. This allows 8 Harbord Square residents the freedom to let their lifestyle dictate the flow of their space.

Whether you want the ultimate entertaining zone for hosting dinner parties or a flexible setup for working from home, 8 Harbord Square makes it possible. Nothing is fixed; you can mix things up as your needs change. Here, there are no physical or metaphorical walls to hold you back.

The design philosophy at 8 Harbord Square is built on freedom, the freedom of open space, the abundance of natural light, and the limitless potential for personal expression. If you need help visualising the possibilities, our experts can guide you. This is true loft living, offering the scope for imaginative layouts and bespoke interiors.

Housed within a striking warehouse-style building, 8 Harbord Square boasts exposed concrete ceilings, brick feature walls, and expansive black powder-coated Crittall-style windows with internal ledges. Kitchens feature a sleek, modern design with stainless steel countertops, matching cabinetry, and premium Siemens appliances. Bathrooms combine contemporary elegance with metro brick wall tiles, a black Crittall-style walk-in shower enclosure, and a luxurious free-standing bath.

8 Harbord Square isn’t just an address – it’s an invitation to live without limits.

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8 Harbord Square is just west of Harbor Square Park, and has a sedate, village-like atmosphere that feels a long way from the big city, yet it’s only moments from Soho and Covent Garden.

The apartments are bright, airy and cosmopolitan, with an attention-to-detail that really sets them apart, making it one of London’s premier living environments. Designed by renowned Karakusevic Carson Architects, its conception was directly inspired by the history and aesthetic that exists throughout the dockland area, and in doing so has become part of a long, historic and proud tradition.