Driffield Road Bow , E3 5NF

IF YOU LIVED HERE…

Thanks to the beautiful interior design you’ll be able to make yourself comfortable from the day that you move in.

Awash with natural light, your open plan kitchen/living room will form the heart of your home, with the serene colour palette, striped wood flooring and breakfast bar all notable highlights. The bedroom is just as immaculate, as is the bathroom, which has glossy metro brick tiles and vintage-style fittings. At the rear you’ll find your private garden, which will be a brilliant bonus throughout the year, but especially during warmer months.

If you want more greenery, you’ll be delighted to find Victoria Park just a few moments away, which offers everything from landscaped gardens to cafes, not to mention a brilliant event calendar, with the All Points East festival series being a highlight (imagine being able to walk home after seeing an internationally renowned headline act). Bow and Mile End are both excellent neighbourhoods for accessing attractions across the entire capital, and you can even spend a pleasant weekend strolling the two miles to Shoreditch, passing some landmarks on the way, such as the Columbia Road Flower Market and Brick Lane. In the other direction, Hackney Wick and the Olympic Park are well worth a visit, too.

Closer to home, the Lord Tredegar, The Lord Morpeth and the Royal Inn on the Park are three great pubs within a short minute stroll, the latter taking you through Victoria Park. As for food, you’ve got some brilliant options, such as Cafe East, an excellent brunch spot, which regularly attracts crowds from across the capital. It’s just two minutes away.

You’ve probably heard of the legendary Roman Road Market, which is within a few minutes of your home - and a great place to pick up essentials or just go for a spot of browsing and people watching.

WHAT ELSE?

- As well as having Victoria Park so close, it’s also only a short walk to the 79 acre space of Mile End Park, which was masterfully transformed from industrial wasteland to a sprawling, green oasis. In the other direction, you’ve got the Olympic Park. Who’d have thought such an urban hub would be flanked by so much greenery?
- Be sure to check out the Chisenhale Gallery, which is situated in a former veneer factory and exhibits shows, screenings and talks by emerging contemporary artists - it’s a four minute walk from your home.
- Drivers can be on the North Circular in about 10-15 minutes. You’re also less than 10 minutes from the Blackwell Tunnel for easy access to South London.