Chapelford Apartments, Bow

Guide Price £600,000 - £650,000
Occupying the top two floors of a converted former Chapel on Ruston Street which is on the fringe of Victoria Park is this masterfully re-imagined duplex, two-bedroom apartment. The building’s past is celebrated by a marriage of exquisite period detailing and considered contemporary design characteristics, which include arch glass windows, exposed timber beams and voluminous ceiling heights. Harmonious contemporary introductions include engineered oak flooring, wide open living spaces and over sized windows which allow a tremendous amount of light to flow around the plan.

The apartment boasts sleek, handle-less design kitchen cabinetry which embraces a sense of contemporary style and functionality.

The bathroom exude sophistication and comfort where functionality and aesthetics have come together to provide a relaxing place to be. Large format grey tiles line both the floor and walls providing hallmark qualities of a modern bathroom. The concealed taps, shower valves, radiators and shower heads are sleek in design and finished in Chrome.

The apartment offers bedrooms large enough for a double bed and plenty of space to spare.

This development is one of the few small Victorian buildings to remain after the war and the following recent redevelopment in Bow. The apartments benefit from secure bike and bin stores. There is also a video entry system to enter the building.

Bow is now one of the more established East London neighbourhoods. It is home to a thriving range of traditional pubs and cafes, as well as a new wave of bars and restaurants.

The development is a short walk to both Bow Road (District and Hammersmith & City lines) and Mile End (Central, District and Hammersmith & City lines) Underground stations. The DLR also runs from Bow Church towards Canary Wharf and the West End.