About this property

A late Georgian, early Victorian Grade II Listed home built in 1839 offering near 2,000 sq ft across three floors with four bedrooms and two bathrooms. The property has been finished beautifully with expert and innovative interior design. The ground floor showcases a double reception with ebonised wood flooring, lime plaster ceiling, original ornate cornicing, re-claimed marble fireplaces and bay sash window with shutters. The glass throughout is acoustic or double glazed with original window boxes retained. Furthermore, there are fabricated walls, original doors with fingerplates, and an internal courtyard finished in York stone with picture window through to the extended kitchen. The kitchen extension features marble steps, micro cement floor, Dyke and Dean lighting, and bespoke kitchen courtesy of Naked. The work tops are recycled glass in a terrazzo style, handles are knurled brass, and there is under floor heating throughout. The extension and use of steel and glass mean the space is flooded with natural light and there is a seamless flow onto the landscaped rear garden which faces east and features an outdoor kitchen with ceramic Belfast sink. There is a WC finished in micro cement with floating basin to complete the floor. The upper floors house the four bedrooms and two bathrooms. The first floor family bathroom features Lusso stone sanitary ware, oversized composite stone resin bath, Calacatta viola marble tiled floor in a herringbone pattern, separate walk in shower with fluted glass, and again there is under floor heating. The first floor bedrooms include a second bedroom with period features and beautiful views, while the principal offers dual windows and some fabulous interior styling with Fornasetti Nuvolette feature wallpaper and handmade blinds in House of Hackney fabric, thermally lined. The final floor includes a study space, again with a London chimney top vista, and another optional for a principal bedroom with an en-suite bathroom complete with

Situation
Located at the east side of Queensbridge Road and sat by Mapledene Road, only moments from London Fields, the location is excellent. Transport links are plentiful and there is a wealth of independent eateries and coffee shops locally.

London Fields

Built in 1839

Grade II Listed

Four Bedrooms

Two Bathrooms

Extended

Near 2000 Sq Ft

Naked Kitchen

Ample Period Features

Council Tax Band F

Additional information

• London Fields
• Built in 1839
• Grade II Listed
• Four Bedrooms
• Two Bathrooms
• Extended
• Near 2000 Sq Ft
• Naked Kitchen
• Ample Period Features
• Council Tax Band F

Key information

Council Tax Band: 5

Tenure: Freehold

Energy Performance Certificate