Set within a handsome Victorian conversion, this one-bedroom apartment offers a refined balance of period character and modern style. Positioned on the raised ground floor, it benefits from elegant proportions and thoughtfully updated interiors that bring a sense of ease and comfort. Access to the garden provides a welcome extension of living space, creating opportunities for relaxation and outdoor enjoyment. Recently renovated and beautifully finished, the home presents itself as a considered retreat, combining timeless architecture with contemporary touches in a highly desirable setting.
IF YOU LIVED HERE…
The property sits within an elegant period terrace, its façade defined by tall sash windows, decorative brickwork and graceful arched doorways. White-painted detailing contrasts with the warm brick, while a short flight of steps leads to the entrance, giving the building a quiet sense of presence.
Inside, the reception is arranged around a classic fireplace, with light filtering softly through the bay window and shutters. Subtle tones and balanced proportions lend the room a gentle charm, creating an inviting setting for both relaxed evenings and more sociable occasions. The kitchen continues the contemporary mood, with tiled walls and smooth finishes providing a fresh backdrop. A glazed door opens onto the garden, allowing natural light to flow through and linking the indoors with the green space beyond.
From the kitchen, the shared garden unfolds as an open garden escape, with a neatly kept lawn bordered by mature planting and trees that provide a sense of calm and privacy. A paved terrace offers space for dining or simply enjoying the surroundings, making this outdoor area a natural extension of the home.
In the bedroom, the atmosphere feels peaceful and serene, with a built-in wardrobe ensuring the space remains uncluttered. A sash window frames leafy views of the garden, while the soft palette and understated detailing bring a restful quality. Completing the interior, the bathroom is styled in a crisp, modern fashion, with a large mirror that enhances the light and marble-effect flooring that adds a touch of quiet sophistication.
Step outside and you’ll find yourself surrounded by a wealth of places to eat, drink, explore and unwind. Bayte & Bean is only two minutes away for a morning coffee, while Mambow, recently crowned Time Out’s best restaurant in London, is close at hand. Palaette brings relaxed dining to the mix, while The Elderfield and the Chesham Arms provide inviting pub settings a little further along. Cultural highlights such as the Round Chapel and the lively stalls of Chatsworth Road Market add to the area’s character. For green space, Hackney Downs is only a ten-minute walk, with Hackney Marshes and Victoria Park also within easy reach.
WHAT ELSE?
Getting around is straightforward, with both Hackney Central and Hackney Downs stations less than fifteen minutes on foot. From here, Overground and rail links provide swift connections to Stratford, Liverpool Street and Highbury & Islington, making travel across the capital effortless. A wide choice of bus routes also serves the area, reaching neighbourhoods such as Dalston and Shoreditch, so whether commuting or exploring, the location is exceptionally well connected.
Features
- One Bedroom Apartment
- Victorian Conversion
- Raised Ground Floor
- Garden Access
- Beautifully Presented Throughout
- Recently Renovated
Rooms
4.22 x 4.04 (13'10" x 13'3")
13’8 "
2.19 x 3.52 (7'2" x 11'6")
7’2 "
3.32 x 4.21 (10'10" x 13'9" )
10’9 "
2.03 x 1.86 (6'7" x 6'1")
6’7 "
10.6 x 5.6 (34'9" x 18'4")
34’8 "
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a word from the expert...
"I feel right at home living in Hackney, although I’m originally from Greece. You can be anyone, wear whatever you like and always feel welcome. The multiculturalism here comes across in the diversity of the cafés, restaurants, shops and bars. From specialty coffee shops and Michelin star restaurants to beautiful parks and art galleries, Hackney has something for everyone. Weekends at Victoria Park or Broadway market are filled with great community energy, international delicacies and local artisan creations. For dog lovers, the marshes are beautiful for afternoon and weekend walks with your four-legged friends. And while you’re there, you can stop by the river Lea at the Princess of Wales for a Sunday roast, Here East for brunch, or Crate Brewery for pizza and a local beer. Properties in the area vary from characterful Victorian and Georgian houses to charming local authority red-brick blocks and beautifully designed modern developments with communal roof terraces. I have found my home in Hackney and it holds a very special place in my heart." EVA BOUZAKI HACKNEY BRANCH MANAGER
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Our Local Guide:
Hackney
Where do you start with Hackney? It can feel like it’s all been said before, but, of course, it can’t have been because the area is constantly evolving, which is what keeps it so fresh. It’s just what happens when a neighbourhood has such a high population of creative innovators.
Even fans of Hackney’s scruffier edges love the imaginative ways that the area has been regenerated, with thoughtfully-designed stores, bars and coffee shops sitting comfortably alongside sleek architecture and beloved institutions such as Ridley Road Market.
Despite all this urban buzz, the area has a surprisingly large amount of green space, including Hackney Wick, Victoria Park and London Fields, which fill up with a mix of visitors and locals at weekends. Whether they go on to have food at a Michelin-starred restaurant, a pint in The Talbot or a swim in the lido, they’re all united in their love of this most unique community.
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Vibrant nightlife
Breweries, eclectic clubs, intimate bars, warehouse parties, world-class music venues… The only thing you probably shouldn’t expect if you visit Hackney late in the day is an early night. This part of east London attracts visitors from across the globe, but residents get to enjoy it without the dash for a night bus home.
Great Pubs
Great British pub culture is alive and well in Hackney. In fact, according to CAMRA, it’s the only London borough where the number of pubs has risen this century. With everything from traditional old boozers to gastropubs, favourites include The Victoria, The Hemingway and The Talbot.
Plenty of period property
Thanks to a property boom in London during and after the reign of Queen Victoria, the borough of Hackney has one of the highest concentrations of Victorian and Edwardian housing. Today you’ll find everything from Victorian flat conversions near Victoria Park to grand Grade II listed Georgian homes around London Fields.
Easy access to the City
City workers living in Hackney not only make a big saving on travel, they’ve got an extra push to keep fit. Although the borough covers a large area, almost all of it is a walk, jog or peddle from Liverpool Street and Bank. If that’s not possible, there are plenty of bus and train routes.
Glenarm Road, E5 0LY
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