A substantial Victorian house set by Mare Street and London Fields, meticulously reimagined and interior designed throughout. Arranged over five floors and extending to close to 2,800 sq ft, the house balances restored period detail with refined contemporary design, tailored for modern family living.

INSIDE

The ground floor is defined by elegant proportions and strong architectural rhythm. Restored cornicing, engineered oak herringbone flooring and bronze arched steel doors frame a pair of beautifully composed reception rooms, layered in soft neutral tones, panelled walls and sculptural lighting. A deep-toned tiled fireplace anchors the rear sitting room, adding warmth and texture.

The lower ground floor forms the heart of the house. A bespoke shaker-style kitchen features porcelain viola worktops and splashbacks, Smeg appliances and a large central island in a contrasting plum tone.

Full-height Cortizo sliding doors open directly onto the south-facing garden, while a generous rooflight draws natural light deep into the space.

A cinema room sits alongside, pre-wired for surround sound. Adjacent is a guest W/C with underfloor heating that runs throughout this level.

The upper floors provide four to five bedrooms, including two outstanding principal suites. The main suite offers bespoke fitted wardrobes, a dressing area and new timber sash windows, finished in a calm, tonal palette.

Bathrooms throughout are finished with Mandarin Stone and Claybrook tiles, Aquaroc fittings and electric underfloor heating. Additional bedrooms are bright and well-proportioned, with bespoke joinery, plush new carpets and considered colour schemes, alongside a dedicated study/home office. Air conditioning is installed for year-round comfort.

NEIGHBOURHOOD & CONNECTIONS

Set moments from London Fields, the house sits at the heart of one of Hackney’s most coveted neighbourhoods. Broadway Market and Wilton Way are both close by, offering an ever-evolving mix of independent cafés, wine bars and destination dining. Local favourites include Lardo, Elli’s, Pophams, Bright and the renowned E5 Bakehouse, alongside a strong selection of neighbourhood pubs and natural wine spots.

Transport links are excellent. London Fields Station provides swift Overground services to Liverpool Street, while Hackney Central and Hackney Downs offer easy connections across East and North London. Numerous bus routes run along Graham Road, giving direct access to the City, Shoreditch, Dalston and beyond.

Combining green open space, standout food and drink, and seamless connectivity, this is East London living at its most refined.