Stockton House, Bethnal Green, E2

NO STAMP DUTY FOR 1ST TIME BUYERS, CASH BUYERS ONLY: Spacious two-bedroom flat of 670 sq ft / 62.3 sq m, situated on the 9th floor of this low density local authority block with just 33 apartments, in good condition throughout. With windows in this flat facing three directions, West, South and East there are some impressive panoramic views from this light filled 9th floor home.

The current owners have modernised this flat, there is a security gate providing a private area at the entrance where a bike can be securely stored. The entrance hall itself, has a window and it provides access to each of the rooms. The flat is painted white and has Granorte multilayered environmental NaturTrend cork flooring throughout. The spacious lounge incorporates an open plan white fitted kitchen with recently upgraded new appliances, facing East with views to the Olympic park with a winter garden at the other end of the room facing West overlooking the City and Central London. This is a good-sized living area measuring 6.86m X 3.22m. The combi boiler for the hot water and gas central heating is in a cupboard in the kitchen, the flat is double glazed.

Both of the bedrooms are double bedrooms.

The bathroom, has a white suite is metro tiled, has a shower fitted over a bath and is plumbed for a washing machine.

There are 2 lifts, there are also nice communal gardens at the rear of the block with benches to sit on in nice weather, and safe children’s play area. Immediately behind the gardens is the Rocky Park Community Garden, ideal for those with green fingers. You could sign up for a raised bed of your own and can take advantage of some quiet time in the little orchard of plum and damson trees. The block is next to/adjacent to Middleton green with football and basketball courts and the Bethnal Green nature reserve, which offers a range of nature focused activities.

The building is managed by Tower Hamlets Homes, the service charge including building insurance and ground rent is around £156 per month, both lifts were replaced in 2018 as well as the brickwork having been repointed around that time.

EPC: Instructed, it will be uploaded as soon as the certificate is available.
EWS1 (External Wall System Certificate) available, more information upon request.
Tenure: Leasehold, 125 years from 5 February 1990, 90 years remaining.
Council Tax: £1,303.17 per year
Ground rent of £10 PA included in the service charges.

Viewings: Please note that viewings for this property will commence on Saturday the 20th of April 2024. Please contact us to confirm your appointment.

Location
The nearest underground station to the property is Bethnal Green station, 2 min walk away, which is on the Central Line. This station provides easy access to key destinations such as Oxford Circus, Liverpool Street, and Stratford. It is also served by two Overground stations, Bethnal Green station, and Cambridge Heath station, both 650m away.

The area is home to many green spaces, including the beautiful Victoria Park, which is a 213-acre park that was opened in 1845 and is one of the oldest public parks in London. It features a large lake, numerous walking and cycling paths, playgrounds, cafes, and sports facilities. The park also hosts various events throughout the year, including music festivals, food markets, and sporting events. It is considered one of the most popular and well-loved parks in London, providing a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of the city.

Bethnal Green is a fantastic place to live, a vibrant and diverse neighborhood in the heart of East London. It has a rich history and culture, reflected in its stunning architecture, bustling markets, Colombia Road market on Sundays, known for its diverse range of fresh flowers and exotic plants, and Broadway market on Saturdays, with the street filled with artisanal food vendors, independent shops, and trendy cafes.

The flat is close to Bethnal Green road a busy market street as well as the quiet backstreets of old Bethnal Green road and Columbia Road market, Broadway market, Haggerston park and Weavers fields are all nearby. Brick Lane and Shoreditch is less than a kilometre away. Bethnal green gardens has basketball and tennis courts. 

Shoreditch, an eclectic and vibrant district in East London, pulsates with an artistic energy that permeates its streets. As you step into this neighbourhood, you are greeted by a fusion of old and new, where historic architecture inter-twines with modern creativity. 
Narrow cobblestone lanes adorned with colourful street art and graffiti lead you through a tapestry of converted warehouses and trendy galleries. The scent of freshly brewed coffee wafts from independent cafes tucked into con-verted Victorian-era buildings, inviting passers by to savour a moment of tranquillity amidst the urban bustle. 

The area thrives as a melting pot of cultures, evident in the diverse array of shops and markets. Vintage boutiques and pop-up stores showcase an eclectic mix of fashion, from avant-garde designs to retro classics. Markets burst with life, offering everything from handmade crafts to artisanal foods, creating a sensory delight for visitors. 

At night, Shoreditch transforms into a vibrant hub of nightlife. The streets come alive with the sounds of laughter and music pouring out from lively pubs, cocktail bars, and clubs. Each venue boasts its own unique ambiance, catering to every taste, whether you are seeking a sophisticated cocktail lounge or an underground DJ set in a hidden warehouse. 

Amidst this urban tapestry, Shoreditch retains a sense of community. Local res-idents and artists contribute to the neighbourhood's creative essence, fostering a spirit of innovation and expression. As the day fades into night, the lights of street art installations and neon signs illuminate the streets, casting a captivating glow on this ever-evolving canvas of culture and creativity.