This exceptional Victorian building, originally constructed in 1906, offers a rare opportunity to transform a storied warehouse into a one-of-a-kind trophy home. With a rich history, the property has been used as an exhibition space, workshop, and performing arts space, attracting notable artists such as David Bowie and Terence Donovan. The large warehouse has four levels, including a flat roof terrace, and is currently arranged as 12 individual units, providing a wealth of options for reimagining the space. Planning permission has been granted to transform the property, including excavating the basement to create more square footage, and permission has also been granted to knock down the building and construct three modern townhouses. The property is situated in the Barnsbury Conservation Area, close to Islington High Street, with its boutique shops and world-famous restaurants, and is just a 15-minute taxi ride from King's Cross and Saint Pancras stations, with their convenient transportation links.