Clock Court, Snaresbrook, E11

Set within a grand period conversion originally designed by renowned architects George Gilbert Scott and William Bonython Moffatt, this thoughtfully reconfigured split-level apartment is a calm expression of contemporary living, sensitively layered to balance heritage and modernity.

Designed in collaboration with All & Nxthing design studio, the apartment has been entirely reworked to reintroduce drama and tactility to it's voluminous grandeur.

On the ground floor, a monolithic Calacatta Oro island anchors the open-plan kitchen - a sculptural centrepiece in honed marble. Behind it, a concealed kitchen is tucked neatly behind panelled bi-fold doors, allowing the space to shift seamlessly between convivial hosting and quiet retreat.

A soaring double-height ceiling defines the dining area, where recycled abacá paper pendants float gently above, casting a soft, diffuse light. Oak herringbone parquet runs throughout, grounding the space in warmth, while fabricated steel-framed internal windows offer contrast and a subtle industrial edge. Tucked under the mezzanine is a cosy living area perfect for unwinding and enjoying the space as the day unfolds.

The principal bedroom sits at the rear of the apartment, with calming, framed views over a central courtyard. A bespoke low-level bed, detailed in herringbone parquet, echoes the home's tranquil sensibility. The adjoining shower room is finished in a restrained palette of nude-toned microcement, where carefully chosen materials further enhance the project's prevailing sense of calm and coherence.

Upstairs, the reimagined layout introduces a generous walk-in dressing room and a light-filled guest suite, which also serves comfortably as a study or studio. The bathroom accompanying the first-floor is finished in terrazzo tiling, with a feature-bathtub and brushed chrome sanitaryware.

There is a numbered parking space allocated to the apartment.

Tucked away on the leafy fringes of Epping Forest, Clock Court enjoys a peaceful position on Victory Road in Snaresbrook - a pocket of East London prized for its balance of nature and connectivity. The area has a distinctly village-like feel, with tree-lined avenues, independent cafés and excellent local schools giving it enduring appeal for families and professionals alike.

Snaresbrook Station is around a five-minute walk away, linking to Liverpool Street in under 20 minutes via the Central Line. For daily essentials and a strong sense of community, nearby Wanstead offers in independent cafés, considered retail and a lively weekend rhythm - while Walthamstow Village and Leytonstone are within easy reach.

There's no shortage of green space. From the wild beauty of Epping Forest and the calm of Eagle Pond to the vast, landscaped grounds of Wanstead Park, it's a place where walking, cycling or simply switching off comes easily.