Ainsworth Road, London, E9

Set within a handsome Victorian conversion on Ainsworth Road, this impeccably finished one-bedroom apartment is offered with a share of the freehold, a west facing private garden, garden room and access to private off street parking.

Set in a prime corner position of the building, and accessed via it’s own private front door, this home boasts wood flooring throughout, creating a seamless flow between rooms, while the reception area serves as a sophisticated heart of the home, featuring sash windows dressed in plantation-style shutters, bespoke shelving units fitted into the alcoves, and a charming decorative fireplace. The kitchen is a standout design feature, showcasing neutral-coloured cabinetry with integrated appliances, a striking white honeycomb tiled splashback, and grey floor tiling meticulously matched to the FENIX worktops. This modern honeycomb motif continues into the bathroom, which features a full-sized bath with an overhead shower, and there is also a separate WC for added convenience. Meanwhile, the tranquil bedroom offers excellent storage via fitted wardrobes.

At the rear of the property, a private patio garden is accessed from the hallway, while convenient side access also leads directly to the rear of the home. Steps lead up to a secluded, west-facing mature garden, with a garden room positioned at the far end. Meticulously developed by the current owner, this fully insulated and heated studio features bi-fold glass doors, making it an ideal year-round home office or creative art studio. The current owners have maintained and improved the property during their ownership, including essential 'hidden works' such as tanking areas of walls where required.

Area

The home is enviably located in the heart of Hackney, sandwiched between the green open spaces of London Fields and the vibrant energy of Broadway Market. Saturday mornings are best spent browsing the artisanal stalls and organic produce of the market, or grabbing a coffee from Climpson & Sons. Local institutions like The Hemingway provide the perfect spot for a Sunday roast or a quiet mid-week drink, while other neighborhood favorites such as Café Cecilia and the iconic London Fields Lido are all within easy reach. St John of Jerusalem Church and gardens, as well as Well Street Common are moments from the property, as well the larger green spaces of London Fields and Victoria Park, which are also all within walking distance.

Connectivity is effortless for the City commute. A short walk takes you to London Fields station, offering a direct 10-minute journey to Liverpool Street, while Hackney Central and Homerton provide quick Overground links to Stratford and Highbury & Islington in under 15 minutes. For a more scenic route, numerous local bus lines run directly into the City core and the West End.

Details

Tenure: Share of Freehold with a lease circa 102 years remaining.

Service Charges: Circa £715 pa - contribution towards buildings insurance.

Council Tax: Hackney Band B