Tudor Road, Hackney

The Home -

Tudor road, a genuine one-bedroom industrial conversion with meticulous attention to detail. From the exposed brickwork, large Crittall windows that draw in the natural light, to the high ceilings and stunning original features, every element of this home celebrates its rich history while embracing contemporary living. This thoughtfully converted space is located between the bustling energy of Broadway Market, the tranquillity of London Fields, and the iconic Victoria Park, creating an enviable location in East London

The Indoors -

Entering through the hallway, the minimalist charm of exposed brickwork sets the tone. To your left, the main bathroom and bedroom are positioned, while directly ahead lies the stunning open-plan kitchen, dining, and living area.

The living area is a light-filled open-plan space, characterized by double-height ceilings, exposed steel trusses, and original Crittall windows that let streams of natural light cascade across the room. The walls of exposed brick add an edgy, sleek texture, harmonizing with the industrial elements for an authentic yet modern aesthetic. This vast space accommodates a cosy living area with a sofa, TV setup, and plenty of room to personalize. An ample dining area, perfect for entertaining or casual meals. A sleek, open-plan kitchen with bar seating. The kitchen is as functional as it is stylish, with modern appliances integrated into its clean design. It hosts ample storage for cutlery and utensils, a built-in oven, a cooker hob, and a fridge freezer. The island-like setup with bar seating makes it ideal for socializing while cooking.

The main bathroom is a tranquil retreat, exuding modern luxury. Featuring marble tiling underfoot, this space showcases intricate detailing around the bath and toilet areas. It includes a bath with a shower head, perfect for unwinding. Contemporary fixtures and fittings, including a Burlington cistern. A heated towel rack that adds both comfort and a sleek finish to the room. The bathroom’s elegant design complements the industrial charm of the apartment.

The bedroom is a sanctuary of both style and functionality. Spacious enough to accommodate a double bed and wardrobe, it’s the thoughtful design details that truly stand out. The room features a built-in shelving and storage, offering practical solutions while maintaining an uncluttered look. A unique window overlooking the living area, which allows natural light and airiness to flow through, enhancing the connection between spaces. A standout feature is the Manhattan-inspired electrostatic glass on the window, enabling you to switch between clear and frosted panes at the touch of a button, offering both privacy and light as desired.

The Outdoors -

The building fosters a genuine sense of community, with friendly, creative neighbours who maintain great relationships via a shared group chat. A fully secured communal bike room is available, and the open-air walkway provides a refreshing outdoor space to enjoy a quiet moment.

Loving The Location -

The home on Tudor Road is close to the popular green spaces of London Fields, Well Street Common and Victoria Park. There are numerous amazing restaurants locally, notably Lardo on Richmond Road, the renowned Angelinas on Dalston Lane, Elliots and Bright on Mare Street, plus Pidgin and Violet on Wilton Way. Weekly markets take place at Victoria Park, Well Street and Broadway Market has a reputation for some excellent places to eat and drink; it also hosts a food market on Saturdays. The E5 Bakehouse, on the edge of London Fields, is excellent for freshly baked artisan bread and grains, and nearby Netil Market is a thriving hub of restaurants, breweries and coffee roasters. Broadway Market itself has a huge array of cafes, pubs, and restaurants to enjoy and on Saturdays it comes alive with the Market that brings wonderful food options and Vinyl, clothing stalls aplenty. London Fields is a short walk away and nestled in the middle is the famous London Fields Lido.

London Fields Overground Station is moments away, whilst Hackney Central runs direct services to Stratford and Highbury & Islington on the London Overground. Bethnal Green Underground Station, easily accessible by bus, has excellent links to central London via the Central Line.