Set within the former Spratt’s factory, this unfurnished 2 bedroom Victorian warehouse conversion spans 965sqft and is a striking canvas of exposed brick, white walls and high ceilings. Located a 5 minute walk from Langdon Park DLR station, it offers multiple transport links. It is available from 2nd October and comes largely unfurnished.
The reception area comprises of a spacious, open plan living room and kitchen, with wooden worktops and green cabinets. Curved factory windows let in tonnes of natural light, highlighting a feature wallpapered wall.
The main bedroom features another large Crittall window, built in wardrobes, and open shelving. The second bedroom with its bespoke mezzanine platform is a flexible space, perfect as a child’s bedroom or a home office.
The building benefits from a residents’ communal garden, a space for gardening or relaxing (pets are not permitted in this space).
Built circa 1880 by James Spratt, the Spratt’s factory was once the largest dog biscuit factory in the world. Converted by artists in the 1980s and long since the factory first closed, these striking East London homes remain a hub of creativity with a thriving community of artists, sculptors and musicians still living and working there today.
Set within the Langdon Park conservation area on Fawe Street, the property is located moments from the Limehouse Cut (London’s oldest canal), with the canal path running to Limehouse in one direction and Bromley-by-Bow in the other. Easthaus favourite E5 Poplar Bakehouse is a community hub and micro bakery with cafe just a short stroll away in Barlett Park. Langdon Park DLR station is within 5 minutes’ walk and allows for easy access to the shops and restaurants of Canary Wharf, Stratford and The City. The nearby 108 bus takes you straight into Lewisham or Stratford and the 309 connects you to Canning Town and Bethnal Green.