A bright and beautifully arranged three-bedroom apartment set on the sixth floor of a modern development, with generous proportions, a private balcony and far-reaching views towards the Olympic Park. Pudding Mill Lane and Stratford stations are both within easy reach, with Hackney Wick, Westfield and green open spaces close by too.
IF YOU LIVED HERE…
The open plan kitchen and reception room is a wonderful centrepiece, stretching over 26 feet and filled with natural light from large windows and glazed doors to the balcony. There’s plenty of space to cook, dine and relax, with sleek grey cabinetry, integrated appliances and a sociable dining area flowing naturally into the lounge.
Step outside and the private balcony gives you an elevated spot to sit with a coffee, tend to plants or enjoy the open outlook across the surrounding skyline, with the Olympic Park and ArcelorMittal Orbit in view. Back inside, the apartment is well presented throughout, with calm neutral walls, warm flooring through the living space and a clean, contemporary finish.
All three bedrooms are well proportioned, with the principal bedroom particularly generous at over 22 feet long and complete with its own ensuite shower room. The two further bedrooms offer flexibility for guests, family, working from home or creative use, while the main bathroom is smartly finished with a bath and overhead shower.
WHAT ELSE?
The apartment comes with a 995 year lease.
Set within a modern development on the sixth floor.
Pudding Mill Lane station is close by, with Stratford station also within easy reach for the Elizabeth line, Central line, Jubilee line, DLR, Overground and National Rail.
The Olympic Park is moments away for green space, waterside walks, sports facilities and cultural events.
Hackney Wick is nearby for canal-side restaurants, independent cafés, breweries and a lively creative scene.
Features
- Three Bedroom Apartment
- Modern Development
- Sixth Floor
- Private Balcony
- Close to Pudding Mill Lane & Stratford Station
- Easy Access to Olympic Park & Hackney Wick
- 995 Year Lease
- Well Presented
Leasehold
995
£4000
Rooms
4.38 x 3.14 (14'4" x 10'3")
14’4 "
3.50 x 2.85 (11'5" x 9'4")
11’5 "
8.16 x 4.54 (26'9" x 14'10")
26’8 "
6.78 x 4.15 (22'2" x 13'7")
22’2 "
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a word from the expert..
“I spend a lot of time in Stratford — running in the Olympic park, cycling at the outdoor Velo Park, shopping at Westfield or simply meeting friends. The area has come on leaps and bounds since the Olympics, with the new Olympic Village creating loads of amenities, green spaces, sports facilities … and not least Westfield, which is a must for shoppers and foodies. Gordon Ramsay’s Bread street Kitchen, would be my not-so secret pick, fantastic food, and a stunning roof terrace. For a lazy Sunday brunch, try The Breakfast Club along the canal at Here East. Well-connected and with world-class amenities, Stratford is an area to watch”. KYLI CLAYTON E11 ASSISTANT BRANCH MANAGER
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Our Local Guide:
Stratford
Given it’s been almost a decade since the Olympic torch touched down in Stratford, it’s probably time to let this part of East London shine on its own. It truly is a destination in its own right, with a multitude of restaurants, bars and pubs cropping up in the area, and that’s before we’ve even mentioned one of the largest shopping centres in Europe. Yep, Westfield might draw most visitors to the area, but Stratford’s Market Village is a hidden gem and where you’ll get a true flavour of the community.
Of course, we do have to acknowledge the legacy of the London 2012 Games and the regeneration it brought to the area, including the soon to be opened East Bank. With the former Olympic venues open to the public, residents have an incredibly advanced sport and fitness facilities, while the ArcelorMittal Orbit, the world’s longest helter skelter, is quite literally Stratford’s standout feature.
Area Guide
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Features + Perks
Transport links
Stratford’s quite the hub. With the launch of the Crossrail, it is now on the Elizabeth line, while high-speed trains already travel between Stratford International and Ashford. The Overground runs to North London, while the Jubilee line and DLR go to Canary Wharf. Finally, London Underground’s Central line nips to the West End.
Vibrant shopping district
What can’t you get in Stratford? It really is a shopper’s delight, with everything from the luxury boutiques, high street retailers and department stores at Westfield Stratford, to the essential shops and market stalls within the Stratford Centre, and the independent stores of the East Village.
Recent regeneration/Post-Olympics
A key aim for the successful London 2012 Games bid was the wider regeneration of the area, which has resulted in one of the world’s largest cultural districts, East Bank. Universities UCL and UAL’s London College of Fashion will join the BBC, Sadler’s Wells and the V&A, opening 2022-2023.
Barley Lane, E15 2SR
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