Porcelain House, Bow, E3

Positioned on the 5th floor of a modern development, this immaculately maintained flat offers breathtaking, uninterrupted south-facing views of the Canary Wharf skyline — a stunning backdrop that transforms from vibrant daylight to glittering city lights at night.

From the moment you enter, you’re welcomed by a sense of space, light, and calm. The heart of the home is the expansive open-plan kitchen, dining and living area, designed with both style and practicality in mind. Whether you're hosting friends or enjoying a quiet evening in, the seamless flow to the large private balcony creates a perfect environment for entertaining or relaxing with the city at your feet.

The contemporary kitchen is fitted with integrated appliances, ideal for those who love to cook and entertain. The generously proportioned double bedroom offers excellent storage and comfort, while the elegantly styled bathroom feels luxurious and modern.

The development also benefits from secure bike storage and well-maintained communal areas.

The building is within a short distance of Canary Wharf, one of London’s most vibrant and fast-evolving neighbourhoods, including: designer shopping, a diverse mix of high-end dining and casual eateries, art & cultural activities, state-of-the-art gyms and wellness spaces and much more.

For unwinding on evenings and weekends, you have a range of options:
- The Grapes – A historic riverside pub owned by Sir Ian McKellen, with bags of character and a Thames-front terrace.
- Bartlett Park and the Limehouse Cut Canal are ideal for morning jogs, walking the dog, or simply unwinding in green, open space.
- Poplar Union with artisan coffee and weekend brunches, to live music, art workshops, and community events.

Here's what the owner says:
"I’ve really enjoyed living in Mile End (for almost 6 years now)."

"There is a really lovely cafe (Poplar Bakehouse) just a few minutes walk from the building, in Bartlett Park. They serve great coffee and delicious pastries."

"My top 3 local pubs are The Lord Tredegar (great Sunday roast), The Palm Tree (brilliant live music at the weekends) and The Hawk, behind Victoria Park (possibly my favourite burger in London)."

"One of the things I love most about the area is the scenic walk along Regents Canal to the lovely Victoria Park. It takes just a few minutes to reach the canal from Porcelain House, and the walk to Victoria Park is about 20 minutes. It’s a really nice peaceful walk, and Victoria Park village has many great cafes and restaurants, as well as delis, a quality butcher and a fishmonger."

"Overall Mile End is a great area with so many benefits to living there - it’s very well connected in terms of transport links, there is a lot to see, eat, drink and do, and there’s a warm, community feel to it!"