1 Bedroom Apartment

A bright and well-proportioned one-bedroom apartment set within a private gated conversion of a former textiles warehouse, occupying a prominent corner position on Bethnal Green Road, moments from Bethnal Green Underground Station, E2.

Offered chain free and with vacant possession, this first-floor apartment extends to approximately 496 sq ft (46.07 sq m) and combines generous room proportions with a practical layout.

A wide entrance hallway leads through to the principal rooms, including a well-sized double bedroom measuring 16'1" x 8'10". The proportions allow plenty of space for a double bed, freestanding furniture and additional storage.

At the centre of the apartment is the impressive 23'5" x 10'5" open-plan reception room. The kitchen sits comfortably within the space, with fitted appliances, good work surfaces and room for a substantial dining table, while the remainder of the room lends itself naturally to a separate seating area. Large windows bring in plenty of daylight and glazed doors lead out to a private balcony overlooking the quieter Squirries Street.

The bathroom is partially tiled and well proportioned, with a pedestal basin, bath with shower over, WC and heated towel rail.

Wooden flooring runs through the main living areas, complemented by spotlighting, double-glazed windows and a built-in storage cupboard. Secure entry provides access to the development.

The development is managed under a Right to Manage (RTM) arrangement, with service charge costs of approximately £1,550 per annum.

The location is particularly well connected, with Bethnal Green Underground Station on the Central line, together with Cambridge Heath and Hoxton Overground stations, all within easy walking distance. Brick Lane and Columbia Road are close by, with independent shops, restaurants and the popular Sunday flower market, while the cafés, bars and restaurants of Bethnal Green and Shoreditch are also within easy reach.

Disclaimer: At the time of photography capture the property was cluttered with chattels and furnishings. AI software has been used to digitally remove small items such as books, toiletries and clothing. No changes have been made to the internal layout, fixtures, fittings, or the condition of the property including décor.