Art deco and modernist flats across UK hit the market

Several art deco and modernist flats in England and Scotland are currently for sale, showcasing distinctive architectural styles from the 1920s to mid-century. In Glasgow, the Beresford, built in 1938 as a hotel for the Empire Exhibition and converted into 112 apartments in 2006, offers a fifth-floor flat with an open-plan kitchen-dining-living room, double bedroom, and shower room for £143,000. In Clapton, London, the art deco Strand Building (1925, originally Hackney Electricity Demonstration Halls and Offices) has a second-floor flat with pastel decor, walnut cabinetry, parquet flooring, and a Juliet balcony for £590,000. At the Barbican, London, a triplex apartment in Willoughby House spans the fifth to seventh floors, renovated in brutalist style with grey resin flooring, stainless steel kitchen units, a stained-glass window, and two balconies for £1.55m. In Hove, East Sussex, an art deco development near the King Charles III England coast path features a ground-floor four-bedroom apartment with bright green kitchen, mosaic-tiled hallway, and pink feature wall for £425,000. In Radlett, Hertfordshire, a penthouse in the mid-century Darnhills estate offers three bedrooms, oak-engineered flooring, and a south-facing balcony for £860,000.