The Sex Pistols lived, recorded and rehearsed in this mews house behind No. 6 Denmark Street. Originally intended for Badfinger, the mews house hosted countless sessions - including one that saw Johnny Rotten take to the walls to etch the Pistol's own mark on the street, drawing caricatures of himself and fellow band mates. Here they'd record demos for two of their tracks 'Anarchy in the UK' and 'Pretty Vacant'.

Set back and with its own private courtyard, this Signature Apartment allows guests to sleep in a little piece of history. A duplex mews house, it is the epitome of punk prowess and versatility, complete with tartan and sheer roman blinds along with statement upholstered graffitied chairs.

In true punk rock spirit, the apartment has been reimagined with the living space upstairs where Johnny Rotten's storied caricatures comfortably reside. Complete with kitchenette maxi-bar, bold furniture designs pay direct homage to the building's history, while the bedroom downstairs features a black Murphy bed, flanked by marbled moulin noir bedsides. In addition, a brazen reimagining of vintage chairs - modernised for both their time and this place. Wrapping almost the entire room, the hand drawn caricatures by John Lydon, aka Johnny Rotten, led to the building being upgraded from Grade II to the prestigious Grade II* listed status by Historic England. This, somewhat rightly, conveniently coincided with Punk's 40th Anniversary as they were deemed as important an archeological find as prehistoric cave paintings. In addition to all of the original architectural details there's also a replica of Steve Jones' Les Paul hanging all the wall.

While a 65-inch screen complements the sound system, courtesy of world-respected audio manufacturers Void and Artcoustic, touching the imagination of similar spirited music lovers. Statement bathrooms feature a large walk-in shower with marbled floor meeting deep forest green tiles. While bronze and brass finishes across taps, faucets and shower heads make for a classic aesthetic rooted in contemporary style.

Opened in February 2022, Chateau Denmark is located 200 yards from the Dominion Theatre and 200 yards from Prince Edward Theatre.

It provides air-conditioned accommodation with views of the city and free WiFi and each room has a dedicated butler who is always on hand a flat-screen TV and a private bathroom with bathrobes, slippers and shower. Some units include a seating area and/or a patio.

Located in a neighbourhood steeped in cultural heritage and long established as the entertainment district of London with fashionable upmarket restaurants, theatres, night life, film industry and China Town nestled amongst a vibrant residential area, it is diverse and charming.

Popular points of interest near Chateau Denmark include Arts Theatre, Queen's Theatre and British Museum.

The nearest airport is London City Airport, 7.5 miles from the accommodation.

Copper broadband