Situated in the gated 1930s Dinmont House in Bethnal Green, this one-bedroom apartment is on the first floor and offers a bright space with large sash windows overlooking Pritchards Road. A superb location moments from locally loved Ozone on Emma Street, as well as Broadway Market, Columbia Road, and the green spaces of Haggerston Park, London Fields and Victoria Park.
The apartment is entered on the first floor via an open, communal stone staircase. From here, the original 1930s front door opens to a hallway, which has a useful storage cupboard, along with space for coats and shoes. Coir flooring flows underfoot throughout, unifying each room.
At the front of the plan is the living room, where light filters through the panes of a large sash window with plenty space for soft seating and a dining table. Next door is the kitchen with white cabinetry and tiled white walls. A bank of cupboards and wall units provide ample storage with space to dine and stripped wood floorboards underfoot and well lit through the large sash window.
The generously proportioned bedroom has plenty of space for storage either side of the chimney breast. The calming white palette casts light around the space from the large sash window.
At the front of the plan the bathroom has a contemporary feel, lined with white tiles. There is a deep bath tub and butlers sink finished with ply exteriors, additional storage adds additional space. The toilet sits usefully separate and opposite across the landing.
Dotted with picnic benches and well-tended pot plants, Dinmont House is centred around recently re-landscaped communal grounds behind secure gates.
There are many excellent coffee shops, bars and pubs within easy reach of Pritchard's Road, including Sune, Sager + Wilde and The Sun Tavern. Neighbourhood culinary favourites Ombra, Bistrotheque and Campania are all within walking distance, as are the many independent shops, restaurants and pubs of the bustling Broadway Market. Victoria Park and Victoria Park Village are also a short walk away, with local institutions including The Ginger Pig butchers, Bottle Apostle and Jonathan Norris Fishmongers.
Cambridge Heath Overground is a five-minute walk with direct services to Liverpool Street in approximately 10 minutes. Bethnal Green is 13-minutes on foot and connects city-wide via the Central Line. There are excellent bus links into central London and east London.