High up on the 10th floor and sitting at just under 800sqft, Alexander Rose Estates presents a bright, West facing property, in the same building that housed Team Jamaica during the 2012 Olympic Games. This is Vesta House, E20.

"For what we like best about the flat. The layout is really well considered, the bedrooms are large, the open plan living area is spacious giving a separation between the seating area and kitchen. We also enjoy the West facing windows as they get a lot of light through the afternoon making the days feel longer".

Testament to the XL balcony and large windows throughout the apartment, natural light reaching all liveable spaces throughout the day. The large, open plan living - dining area takes on a uniform shape allowing for easy furniture placement, and incorporates an L- shaped induction kitchen offering a pull out pantry and carousel cupboard. Two generous double bedrooms and a shared bathroom are connected by a lengthy corridor, which also hides storage, with zoned underfloor heating throughout. 

A first for the village, Vesta House swaps the traditional 1st floor courtyards commonly found in East Village, in favour of a private decked roof terrace on the 13th floor, boasting panoramic views from the centre of the E20 postcode. Light filters through the roof terrace skylight and illuminates the atrium, giving it the feel of an observatory when looking up from the ground floor, which may explain the building’s name, as Vesta is the brightest asteroid visible from Earth.

Within walking distance you'll find a wealth of onsite amenities including bars, restaurants, a GP practise and more. East Village is within envious proximity to the shopping, restaurants and entertainment of Westfield Stratford, the serene tranquillity of the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, the same sporting venues used during the 2012 Olympic Games, and the newest addition to the postcode,- the thriving arts, education and innovation hub that is East Bank.