Broadway, Stratford, E15

Be the first to rent this newly converted ground floor two bedroom apartment that forms part of this attractive period building, which is now eight new private apartments. Located in this popular location in central Stratford with great transport links and a huge variety of restaurants, pubs, bars, cinemas, a casino and everything that The Westfield shopping centre has to offer and much more, on your doorstep.The apartment has been carefully converted, and has a good level of specification, together with its own grand main private front door entrance leading to an impressive double-height hallway with ample space. There are two double bedrooms with black out window blinds. The apartment is painted white throughout, has engineered wooden flooring, together with one bathroom with a good-sized bath.There is a large warehouse-style open plan living and kitchen space with attractive crittall windows, together with aa new fully fitted kitchen with BOSCH appliances, including dishwasher and microwave. New economy 7 hot water and storage heaters with an EPC rating of C. Fiber broadband is included in the rent.The communal rear paved garden is directly behind the apartment and is ideal for entertaining.  It is accessed from the communal area which is adjacent to the private front door of the apartment.This property is being advertised for letting now, unfurnished, it is immediately available subject to the necessary referencing checks and compliance. Viewing appointments and the management of this flat are via the sole agents Look Property.STRATFORDStratford, located in East London within the borough of Newham, is one of the city’s most dynamic and rapidly evolving areas. Historically an industrial and working-class district, Stratford has undergone major transformation over the past two decades, particularly following the 2012 London Olympics, which were largely hosted in the area.At the heart of Stratford is the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, a vast green space featuring world-class sporting venues such as the London Stadium, the Aquatics Centre, and the Velodrome, many of which continue to host international events and community activities. The park also offers landscaped gardens, waterways, and walking trails, making it a hub for leisure and recreation.Stratford is also known for its thriving retail and cultural scene. Westfield Stratford City, one of the largest shopping centres in Europe, provides a mix of high-street and luxury brands, restaurants, and entertainment options. Nearby, cultural landmarks such as the Theatre Royal Stratford East and the new Sadler’s Wells East at Stratford’s East Bank development add to the area’s artistic appeal.The East Bank project itself is turning Stratford into a major cultural and educational hub, with institutions like the Victoria and Albert Museum, BBC, London College of Fashion, and University College London establishing new presences in the area.