Locksons Close, Poplar, E14

A stylish and spacious third floor canal-side 2-bedroom, 2 bathroom apartment in this well-maintained development benefiting from a car parking space, a lift and outside communal area. A generous 705 square foot / 65.5 Square meter interior, with a separate kitchen and a large living room with fully glazed door and floor to ceiling windows opening onto the north-west facing Juliet balcony, which has a captivating view over Limehouse Cut.

Good quality finishes throughout with a modern wooden kitchen, laminate flooring and part-tiled in the white bathroom suite.

The accommodation has a spacious entrance hallway that provides access to the utility cupboard which hosts the hot water cylinder and electricity panel and storage space.

The master bedroom at the end of the corridor is spacious and provides space for two wardrobes and has its own en-suite shower room.
Both bedrooms offer a view on Limehouse Cut.

The large bathroom benefits from a white bathroom suite with bath, sink, heating towel rail and WC, and has enough space to add a cupboard or chest of drawers.

The property benefits from storage heating and double glazing throughout.

This beautiful apartment is located in a secure gated development and comes with its own car parking space. A great location just 10 minutes’ walk to Devons Road DLR with trains to Canary Wharf and Stratford. Although Canary Wharf is only 25 minutes’ walk and Stratford and Hackney Wick a 15-minute canal side cycle via the superhighway which is within easy access.

The original lease was for 150 years from 2004 so there are 130 years unexpired on the lease, the service charges are £2,358.49, the ground rent is £309.81 per year.
Tenure: Leasehold
Service charges: £2,358.49 per annum
Ground rent: £309.81 per annum
EPC rating C.
Counciil Tax Band D
No Onward chain.
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POPLAR
Poplar is a vibrant district located in the East End of London, England. Historically, it was known for its strong ties to the shipping industry due to its proximity to the River Thames and the London Docks. Today, it stands as a diverse and evolving neighborhood with a rich cultural heritage and a blend of old and new.

One of the defining features of Poplar is its architectural landscape, which showcases a mix of Victorian terraced houses, post-war council estates, and modern developments. While parts of the area have undergone significant regeneration efforts, traces of its industrial past can still be seen in the form of converted warehouses and dockside buildings.

Poplar is also home to a diverse community, with residents hailing from various cultural backgrounds. This diversity is reflected in the array of shops, restaurants, and markets that line the streets, offering everything from traditional East End fare to cuisine from around the world. 

The area boasts several green spaces, including Bartlett Park and Poplar Recreation Ground, providing residents with places to relax and unwind amidst the urban hustle and bustle. Additionally, Poplar benefits from excellent transportation links, with several tube stations and bus routes connecting it to central London and beyond. 

Overall, Poplar is a dynamic and thriving neighborhood, where the past meets the present, and where community spirit thrives amidst ongoing development and change.