Mason & Fifth

The Italian Building, located in Bermondsey near the River Thames, was purposefully built to support local economies and improve wellbeing from the inside out. With the assistance of interior designers Studio Clement and architects Stiff and Trevillion, we sustainably renovated this historic Edwardian structure to offer private apartments with all the amenities you could possibly need as well as a large living space for the entire home. We've created a daily holistic wellbeing program to support housemates on the inside and out, in addition to our monthly calendar of events.

What features and amenities are available ?

• Studios that are completely furnished
• Bathroom with waterfall shower in the upstairs
• A Smeg appliance-equipped kitchenette
• Hypnos's luxurious mattresses and bedding
• Bedding with custom-made linen storage
• Elegant living room measuring 92 square meters
• Patio and courtyard outside
• GP.189 residency artwork
• Oxygenating RoCo plants
• Integrated fitness program
• Outdoor activities
• Dinners, courses, and weekly activities

What exactly are the shared areas ?

• A stunning living room
• A restaurant and a bar
• Quiet coworking space
• Courtyard inside and a private patio

In a recent poll, The Sunday Times readers chose Bermondsey as the greatest neighborhood in London. It is simple to understand why if you spend any time here. Mason & Fifth's Italian Building, which is situated on Dockhead, benefits from Bermondsey's top-notch transportation options. The South Bank can be reached after a 35-minute walk from the city center. Canary Wharf and Bond Street are both accessible via the Jubilee Line in about 15 and 25 minutes, respectively. However, you truly aren't required to travel because everything is right outside your door.

What attractions can I find nearby ?

Excellent for foodies

There is no more true affection than the love of food, according to George Bernard Shaw. Well, Bermondsey has a lot of love to offer. The main street in the neighborhood, Bermondsey Street, is lined with upscale eateries.

Producers situated in renovated railway arches preserve Bermondsey's rich culinary tradition in the gorgeous gastronomy paradise of Maltby Street Market and the artisanal joy of Spa Terminus. The colorful Old Kent Road contains some top-notch products from all over the world, but it doesn't end there.

Thriving culture

Along with the outstanding CGP London, which is ideally situated in the midst of Southwark Park next to the Drawing Room Gallery, there is the consistently well-liked White Cube. There are often new exhibits at the Fashion and Textile Museum.

The opening of the progressive Bridge Theatre has made Bermondsey a significant center for performing art. Kino is a cozy, modest independent theater that welcomes moviegoers. You never run out of possibilities because the South Bank and the Tate Modern are so close to one another.