Boyd Street, LONDON E1 1NE

Guide Price £600,000 to £625,000.
This two-bedroom apartment, located on the first floor of a beautifully converted Victorian sugar mill between Aldgate and Whitechapel, has been thoughtfully refurbished to blend contemporary bespoke fittings with the original character of the building. Its prime location, Boyd Street, offers easy access to the City, as well as the vibrant neighborhoods of Shoreditch, Bethnal Green, and Spitalfields.

The Tour
Upon entering through the secure communal door, a flight of stairs leads to the first floor where the front door opens to a spacious hallway.

At the end of the hallway, you'll find the open-plan kitchen and reception room. The kitchen features bespoke cabinetry complemented by natural worksurfaces, a four-ring hob, and a deep ceramic sink. The original windows allow ample light to fill the room, enhancing the bright and airy atmosphere. There is generous space for a cozy living area and a dining table, making it perfect for entertaining or relaxing.

To the left of the hallway, there are two bedrooms and a family bathroom. The primary bedroom is filled with natural light and includes bespoke fitted wardrobes and shelving that maximize the available space. The second bedroom is versatile, equipped with fitted cupboards and a desk, currently serving as an office and guest room with a futon that converts into a double bed. The main bathroom is designed in a fresh pale white tone and features integrated shelves for practical storage solutions.

The Area
Boyd Street is a quiet and peaceful street but boasts the advantage of proximity to the City, London’s bustling financial district, along with the eclectic communities of Brick Lane and Whitechapel. Spitalfields has become a haven for artists, with prominent figures such as Gilbert & George and Tracey Emin calling it home.

The area is vibrant and culturally rich, renowned for its art galleries including the acclaimed Whitechapel Gallery. Residents can enjoy a myriad of street markets, restaurants, bars, and clubs, including the exclusive Shoreditch House. The restored Spitalfields Market is a highlight, offering a diverse selection of restaurants and cafés.

A bit further afield, Bethnal Green is home to iconic establishments like E Pellicci and The Approach Tavern, as well as a new wave of trendy bars and eateries such as Brawn, Redchurch Brewery, and Sager + Wilde on Paradise Row. The area also features some of London's most exciting contemporary galleries, including Chisenhale Gallery, Maureen Paley, Emalin, Herald Street, and Carlos/Ishikawa, which host year-round exhibitions. Additionally, the Young V&A Museum and York Hall Leisure Centre are just a short walk away.

Transport options are excellent, with Liverpool Street, Aldgate East, Aldgate, and Shoreditch stations all within walking distance, providing access to both Underground and Overground services.