A one bedroom apartment set on the 5th floor of sought-after Keeling House - a stunning example of a Brutalist residential building with a Grade II* Listed status in acknowledgement of its architectural significance.
Built circa 1954, Keeling House was designed by one of Britain’s great architects - Denys Lasdun. The building was given a Grade II* listing in 1993 and the building was renovated by Munkenbeck + Marshall architects in 2001. Securely accessed via gated entry and with the warm welcome of long-standing daytime porters, the communal spaces here feel both cared for and quietly impressive. The ground-floor courtyard features tranquil water gardens, secure bike storage, and lift access to all floors—with additional security via coded entry to each individual floor.
The interior of this home is bathed in natural light due to it’s south-facing aspect on the 5th floor of the building. The clean and contemporary finish offers a range of benefits including wooden flooring, crittal windows and stunning City views. The kitchen / reception are open plan with fitted and integrated appliances, and a smart moden bathroom with shower over bath.
Area:
Ideally located between Bethnal Green and Hackney, you’re surrounded by some of East London’s best independent cafes, bars and restaurants. Easthaus favourites include Ozone on Emma Street, a firm favourite for brunch, The Common (Old Bethnal Green Road) for coffee and pastries, and The Marksman (Hackney Road) for an excellent Sunday roast. Rogues on Hackney Road is a beautiful neighbourhood restaurant and wine bar with a daily changing seasonal menu. Broadway Market, Columbia Road, and Regent’s Canal are all within easy strolling distance, with the green open spaces of Victoria Park and London Fields nearby.
The area is well connected for transport links with Cambridge Heath Overground just 0.3 miles away, and Bethnal Green Underground (Central Line) within 0.5 miles from the property.