Keeling House, Claredale Street, E2

Arranged over three levels, this home captures breathtaking 360-degree views of the London skyline from a spectacular top-floor wraparound terrace. Beyond its panoramic vistas, the apartment benefits from a designated parking space and is situated within a secure, well-run building complete with day porters and dedicated cycle storage.

Entered on the fourteenth floor, this exceptional two-bedroom triplex delivers an elevated take on modernist living across approximately 905 sq. ft of light-drenched internal space. The entry level houses two tranquil bedrooms and a sleek, grey-tiled family bathroom, ascending to a dual-aspect reception and kitchen on the fifteenth floor, anchored by an Aga oven, minimalist charcoal cabinetry and a tactile brushed-steel splashback. Crowning the home is a versatile sixteenth-floor sunroom, a flexible space which would make a great snug, home office or guest sleeping area. The Sunroom leads out onto a spectacular wraparound roof terrace. Offering arguably the best panoramic views in the building, over 32 sq. m of private alfresco space, and the rare benefit of a designated parking space, this is a sophisticated residence designed for effortless urban living.

A landmark of British modernism, Keeling House was designed by the renowned architect Denys Lasdun and completed in the late 1950s. Conceived as a vertical reinterpretation of the traditional street, the building’s innovative cluster-block design - featuring four residential wings gathered around a central service core  - earned it a prestigious Grade II listing* in 1993. Its architectural significance was further cemented in 2001 through an award-winning refurbishment by Munkenbeck + Marshall, which introduced the striking glazed atrium and concierge lobby.

Today, residents enjoy a secure and community-focused environment, entered via gated access and overseen by a superb day porter. The building features a tranquil communal courtyard with twin water features, secure cycle storage, and a residents' car park. Each level is accessed via lift and protected by individual floor codes, ensuring both privacy and peace of mind within this historic brutalist masterpiece.

Area

Located on the borders of Bethnal Green and Hackney, this home is ideally located for all the coffee shops, acclaimed restaurants, bars and independent retailers of the surrounding area. Easthaus favourite Ozone on Emma Street is just around the corner and an amazing breakfast spot; The Common on Old Bethnal Green Road serves delicious coffee and cakes, and The Marksman on Hackney Road cooks up a superb Sunday lunch and is just a short walk away. The property is within easy reach of Broadway Market and The Regents Canal. Columbia Road, Haggerston Park and Hackney City Farm, as well as Victoria Park and London Fields. The property is circa 0.4 miles from Bethnal Green (central line), and Cambridge Heath (overground) is approximately 0.2 miles away.

Details

Tenure: leasehold circa 972 years remaining

Service Charges: circa £7,959 pa, inclusive of reserve fund contribution (2026 estimates)

Ground Rent: £200pa

Council Tax: Tower Hamlets Band G

Roof Terrace

Private wrap around terrace

Balcony

Balcony off main bedroom

Parking - Secure gated

Designated parking space in a secure off street car park.