The Chocolate Factory, nestled between Wood Green and Alexandra Palace, sits within a designated cultural quarter in North London. Once a bustling confectionery works, the building retains the character of its industrial past while embracing a contemporary, creative identity now home to over 200 artists and creatives.
Inside, bright and airy studios are defined by generous ceiling heights, expansive factory windows that flood the interiors with natural light, and robust structural details typical of early 20th-century manufacturing buildings. Original brickwork, exposed steel beams and concrete floors celebrate the building’s heritage.
Inside, bright and airy studios are defined by generous ceiling heights, expansive factory windows that flood the interiors with natural light, and robust structural details typical of early 20th-century manufacturing buildings. Original brickwork, exposed steel beams and concrete floors celebrate the building’s heritage.
