Cold Harbour, Isle of Dogs, E14

This charming period terraced house of 1,100 square feet, with 3 bedrooms and 2/3 reception rooms, is located in a fascinating location, at the rear there are views along the River Thames. This terrace is built backing onto the Thames and the entrance to South Dock, so next to the blue Bridge. Coldharbour has a wonderful mix of period properties built over several hundred years alongside apartment buildings, all of which is stones throw from canary wharf.

The accommodation

Compact front garden, attractive brick facade and arched recessed porch.

The property is currently tenanted and sold with vacant possession. The accommodation is flexible over three floors. Please see the plan for the current arrangement. However, the mezzanine floor in the roof is a great room for entertaining with its roof terrace overlooking the river. The open plan reception on the ground floor, could be enclosed with a partition wall to create a bedroom if desired.  

On the ground floor, there is an entrance hallway with a double fitted bedroom at the front of the house. Next an open plan reception with storage under the stairs. A small lobby with a doorway into a lean-to that provides access to the rear garden. There is a ground floor, four-piece bathroom at the rear.

The stairs have a sub landing with a cupboard with the gas boiler and a doorway into bedroom two, with a window to the rear with a view. The first floor comprises an open plan living room and a kitchen with, stripped floorboards, two sash windows at the front, the kitchen is fitted at the rear, an exposed brick chimney and an open staircase up to the second floor.

The second floor is a large mezzanine room into the eaves of the roof with huge windows and French doors, with views along the River Thames and access to the private roof terrace.

The roof terrace is a decent size at 3.84m X 2.55m.

The rear garden is 6.87m X 4.24m.

Tenure: Freehold

Availability and viewings
This property is currently tenanted; the tenant is entitled to two months’ notice and will be sold with vacant possession.
Viewing strictly by appointment with sole agent Look Property.

Tenure: Freehold
EPC: Band D
Council Tax: Band D

Short History

Coldharbour in E14 has its origins in the early 17th century, with the first buildings appearing by the second decade of the 1600s, likely spurred by the East India Company's shipbuilding yard at Blackwall in 1614. A "ribbon of development" along the Thames is noted on a map from 1703. While older buildings date back to the early 19th century, the area retains historical significance from the 17th and 18th centuries. 

Isle of Dogs – Area description

The Gun public House is on the corner overlooking the Thames.
The Isle of Dogs offers a unique blend of riverside charm, modern convenience, and cosmopolitan living. Nestled within a dramatic loop of the River Thames and just moments from Canary Wharf, this vibrant area combines scenic waterfront views with a thriving urban lifestyle.

Renowned for its peaceful residential atmosphere, the Isle of Dogs boasts a mix of stylish new developments and characterful period homes. Excellent transport links via the Jubilee Line, DLR, and Thames Clipper make central London easily accessible, while nearby parks, such as Mudchute Farm and Millwall Park, provide green space and a village feel in the heart of the city.

Residents enjoy a wealth of amenities including boutique cafes, gyms, riverside pubs, and local markets. The area is particularly popular with professionals and families alike, thanks to outstanding local schools and a strong community spirit.

Whether you are seeking tranquil riverside walks or the buzz of nearby financial and commercial hubs, the Isle of Dogs is perfectly positioned to offer the best of both worlds.