Boleyn Road Hackney , N16 8EP

IF YOU LIVED HERE…

The building presents a strong contemporary street presence, defined by clean architectural lines and a warm brick façade. Set confidently on the corner, it has a distinctive look that sits naturally within its surroundings and makes an immediate impression from the street.
Inside, the second-floor home unfolds in a considered and cohesive way. A welcoming hallway offers clear lines of sight through the apartment, with comfortable room for additional furniture or décor, creating a relaxed transition between rooms. The kitchen, lounge, and dining area come together as a generous, well-balanced setting, designed to support both everyday routines and entertaining. Glazed doors open onto a Juliette balcony, drawing in natural light and strengthening the connection to the outside.
The bedroom is a peaceful place to unwind, finished in soft tones and enjoying a generous window that enhances the sense of ease. A built-in wardrobe provides discreet storage, keeping the room feeling thoughtfully composed. The bathroom continues the contemporary theme, finished in neutral tiling with a layout that feels carefully arranged, anchored by a full-sized bath with an overhead shower.
Residents also benefit from access to a well-maintained communal garden terrace, nicely laid out with lawned areas and seating. Framed by the surrounding buildings, it offers an inviting outdoor setting that lends itself to both laid-back afternoons and easy social gatherings.
You’re surrounded by a wide selection of places to dine, drink and be entertained. Set among one of Hackney’s most characterful neighbourhoods, the area offers an engaging mix of places to eat, drink and unwind. Along Dalston Kingsland High Street, you’ll find everything from casual cafés such as Chaiiwala for tea and light bites to a local cinema for easy evenings out. House of MoMo is close by, known for its Nepalese dumplings and relaxed, informal dining. Dalston Eastern Curve Garden offers a welcome green retreat with a community café and regular cultural events, while Ridley Road Market brings colour and energy through its mix of produce, antiques and global street food. Live music draws crowds to The Shacklewell Arms, and a little further afield, London Fields and Hackney Downs Park provide wide lawns, sports facilities and the popular lido.

WHAT ELSE?

Well connected for travel across London, Dalston Kingsland Station is a two-minute walk away, offering Overground services towards Stratford, Richmond and Clapham Junction. Dalston Junction Station is four minutes on foot, with additional Overground routes via Shoreditch and Highbury. Hackney Downs Station is around a 15-minute walk, providing direct services into Liverpool Street.