Cressy Houses, Stepney Green, E1

A charming two-bedroom first floor residence of 610 square feet / 56.7 square meters, set within the heart of the highly sought-after Stepney Green Conservation Area. Cressy House, a characterful Victorian mansion block dating back to the late 19th century. Renowned for its attractive red-brick architecture, period detailing and landscaped communal courtyard, the building offers a unique blend of heritage charm and contemporary East London living.The apartment has a square plan with a central front door and hallway, the generous living room with its large sash window and chimney breast is on the left. At the end of the hallway the two double bedroom doors are opposite each other, both bedrooms also have large sash windows and chimney breasts with one bedroom overlooking the neighboring Dunstan House courtyard with other bedroom overlooking the internal private courtyard of Cressy Houses. The kitchen is fitted and applianced, there is potential to open up a boarded up recess to the right of the fire breast, so in the left hand corner of the room as you face the window. This space could be utilized in some future kitchen renovation. The gas central heating boiler is located in a low void on the righthand front corner of the kitchen, which has a separate external full height storage cupboard with a window, directly above the void and accessed from outside the flat via the communal staircase, half a floor up on the half landing. This cupboard has previously been plumbed for a washing machine, so could become a laundry cupboard, among other things. The bathroom is compact with a white suite comprising a bath, sink and WC. It has a sash widow that take its light from the window in the previously mentioned external cupboard. The apartment enjoys an abundance of natural light and retains many desirable period features, including high ceilings and traditional sash windows, creating a bright and welcoming living environment. Combining timeless character with an exceptional location, Cressy House represents an excellent opportunity for first-time buyers, professionals and investors seeking a distinctive East London home.The vendor purchased this apartment in 2005, the property has been well maintained but is now in need of decorating and some investment.The apartment is accessed via the courtyard and communal staircase to the first-floor landing. The front door of the apartment opens into a hallway.There is a large lounge has a large sash window providing a great amount of light.The kitchen is off the lounge, is fitted and has appliances including a washer-dryer, it has a large sash window and a cupboard that has the combi boiler.The bathroom is at the beginning of the hallway, it has a sash window, laminate flooring, and white tiles over the bath.Both double bedrooms have a large sash window, fitted shelves, and a heater. Viewing and availability: The property is currently rented, the tenants will be served the required four months notice as the appropriate time. Viewings strictly by appointment with the vendors sole agent Look Property.Tenure: Share of Freehold and a Leasehold of 999 years from 29 September 2001, so 974 years remaining. Service Charges: The service charges are paid every six months the latest invoice from June to December 2026 was for £1,510.1 for 6 months. Ground rent: A peppercorn ground rent EPC Band: DCouncil Band: BLocationStepney Green is a vibrant and sought-after neighbourhood described by Time Out as a jewel in the crown of the East End. The area blends modern urban living with a rich historical heritage, making it an ideal destination for those seeking a dynamic and diverse community.Stepney Green is renowned for its charming Victorian and Georgian architecture, boasting an array of well-preserved period properties that exude timeless elegance. The oldest - a stone’s throw from Dunstan Houses - was built in 1694. The remains of a Tudor manor house can be seen around Stepney City Farm and St Dunstan and All Saints church (mentioned in the nursery rhyme Oranges and Lemons) was dedicated in 1029.There are many shops, bars, cafes and restaurants to be found in the area - and the celebrated Genesis cinema - reflecting the diversity of the locals.There are many green spaces in the area - from the informal but well-tended gardens on Stepney Green and small park off Cressy Place to the larger Stepney Green Park and on to Mile End Park or Victoria Park. The canal is a short walk away and the River Thames is a 20-minute stroll in Limehouse. Stepney Green has excellent transport links connecting residents to the rest of London and beyond. A few minute’s walk away, Stepney Green Underground station offers access to the District and Hammersmith & City lines whereas the newly revamped Whitechapel station also offers access to the Elizabeth Line and Overground services. The area is well-served by bus routes making it a breeze to explore the city at your leisure.Families with children will appreciate the selection of outstanding schools and educational facilities available in the vicinity. Stepney Green also benefits from its close proximity to Queen Mary’s College, providing an ideal setting for students pursuing higher education.Overall, Stepney Green presents an enticing blend of history, culture, and contemporary living. Its vibrant atmosphere, convenient location, and diverse range of amenities make it a highly desirable place to call home. Whether you're a young professional, a growing family, or a student embarking on a new academic journey, Stepney Green offers a captivating lifestyle and endless possibilities.