Jubilee Street, London, E1

Walk through the front door of this stunning house, follow the hallway and turn left to be greeted with an open plan double height reception and larger Georgian arched style window flooding the room with natural light. This unique house has been architecturally designed from two separate houses in to a double fronted house spreading over 2000 sq st. The mezzanine gallery above the reception is a great space to relax, take in the view through the large arch window out towards the 40" garden. The space could also a great home working and office space.

The open plan living area has a fitted kitchen, sitting area and a large rear door which opens out a mature rear garden. Two additional rooms can be found off the hallway which can be used as bedrooms or living space.

Take the stairs up to the and find the main bedroom with a period window to front aspect and an ensuite bathroom which can be accessed via the landing. The impressive mezzanine gallery overlooking a beautiful arch window looking out onto the tranquil garden.

The lower ground floor accommodation compromises a double bedroom, rear dressing area, a bathroom and plenty of utility storage space.

The house is located a few minutes’ walk from Stepney Green Park and Stepney City Farm and café. The green open spaces of Mile End Park, Victoria Park and, more locally,

The famed Punjabi restaurant Tayyabs is nearby, as is the much-loved bakery Rinkoffs and several excellent coffee shops, including Aldgate Coffee House. The eclectic George Tavern on Jubilee Street is recommended for drinks and occasional music events, while the Whitechapel Gallery and independent Genesis Cinema provide cultural distractions. Ian McKellen’s famous pub, The Grapes, is a short walk from the house, as is The Old Ship on York Square.

Canary Wharf – with its shops and restaurants – is on the same DLR line, or is a twenty-five minute walk from the house. Spitalfields and Shoreditch offer further opportunities for dining, entertainment and shopping, with restaurants including Ottolenghi, Cecconi’s and St. John Bread & Wine. Independent cinemas, the Genesis and the Everyman, are both close by.

The house is brilliantly positioned between Canary Wharf and the City. The nearest stations are Limehouse (DLR), Stepney Green station (Circle, District and Hammersmith & City lines) Shadwell (Overground), and Whitechapel (Central Line and Elizabeth Line). The latter now provides access to central London in ten minutes and Heathrow Airport in 30 minutes. Whitechapel station is also on the London Overground line running between Clapham Junction and Highbury and Islington.