Bridle House, 4 Stables Yard, London

A substantial 750 square foot, two bedroom, two bathroom balcony apartment. Part of a new development on the banks of the Lee Navigation and sat in Hackney's bustling Fish Island district, you have a great range of bars and Victoria Park just moments away.

As well as a wealth of nightlife and greenery, you're just half a mile on foot from Hackney Wick overground, for fast, one stop connections to Stratford.

IF YOU LIVED HERE...

You have striking canalside views to savour from the balcony, both bedrooms and your open plan kitchen/diner. The latter totals an impressive 230 square feet, with twin flanks of floor to ceiling windows framing those magnificent vistas. Smooth engineered hardwood flows underfoot, and your artfully segmented kitchen is home to smoky grey cabinetry, matt worktops and high end appliances, including wine fridge.

Your primary suite features more of those floor to ceiling windows, fitted storage and a sleek en suite shower room finished in dramatic vertical letterbox tilework of a deep glossy ocean blue, with a walk in rainfall shower. Bedroom two is another double, with its own sliding door access to the balcony, eighty square feet of sheltered outdoor space to enjoy all year round. Finally, your family bathroom is another striking affair, with more deep blue designer tilework.

Outside and you have two landmark London parks within easy reach. Victoria Park, one of the capital's oldest public spaces, is just five minutes on foot, with over 200 acres of greenery, ornamental gardens and a boating lake. The Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park is closer still, with world class sporting facilities and renowned landmarks. Both are splendid spaces for morning runs, evening strolls and afternoon picnics.

WHAT ELSE?

- Hackney Wick overground is just ten minutes on foot for one stop, seven minute runs to Stratford. From here the Capital is your Oyster, with onward connections including the Central, Jubilee an Elizabeth lines.
- Communal areas feature specially commissioned paintings from artist Maddie Willis, inspired by the evolving story of the area.
- Fish Island is full of charming and unique spots for wining and dining. Whatever your taste or occasion there's a new favourite just moments away.
- There's a welcome wealth of extra storage in the hallway, a gold dust addition to London apartment living.
- East London's growing network of protected bike paths starts nearby on the Green Way. From here, cyclists can take a practically seamless trip all the way to Whitechapel and the City.