Tudor Road, London E9

Property Details: - Type: Flat - Bedrooms: 1 - Bathrooms: 1

Agent: The Modern House - London Phone: 020 3641 7254

This pristine apartment lies on the second floor of the coveted Tudor Road building: a converted factory in the heart of Hackney. A sympathetic design scheme has been deliberately applied to allow the building’s industrial architecture to take precedence, showcasing exposed brickwork, raw concrete, and expansive Crittall-style windows. Well-placed, the apartment sits against east London’s highly sought-after ecclectic backdrop with London Feilds and Victoria Park in easy walking distance.<br/><br/>The Tour<br/><br/>Situated on Tudor Road, between London Fields and wider Hackney, the building is approached directly from the quiet street. The architectural practice 410 Architects reimagined the 1920s factory as a resourceful complex of warehouse-style, light-filled apartments. <br/><br/>Wrought-iron gates front a private entrance, leading to the second floor. The front door opens directly into a spacious entrance hall, complete with storage and a separate WC. <br/><br/>Textured engineered oak floorboards run underfoot throughout the apartment, tracing its length seamlessly into a bright open-plan kitchen-living room. A wall of modern white cabinets grounds the room’s dynamic volumes, lined with concrete, while a feature factory door hangs on an exposed brick wall. Large Crittall-style glazing stretches across one side of the room, bathing it in abundant natural light. <br/><br/>A panel of electrostatic glass draws light into the bedroom, situated just off the hall. It has an en suite bathroom with a fitted bathtub and an overhead shower, enclosed in white rectangular tiling. Underfoot, marble-effect tiles line the floor, while a steel pipeline traverses the ceiling above. <br/><br/>The Area<br/><br/>Tudor Road is a no-through road just off Mare Street, which connects to the Regent's Canal path and is a short walk from the open green spaces of London Fields – with its coveted heated Lido – and Victoria Park.<br/><br/>There are many well-regarded restaurants locally, notably Bistrotheque and Pophams Bakery. E5 Bakehouse, on the edge of London Fields, is excellent for freshly baked artisan bread, while Mare Street Market, less than a minute’s walk from the apartment, is a thriving community hub with a restaurant, wine bar, deli, and a selection of boutique shops. Adjacent Broadway Market has a weekly market, several pubs, restaurants, and shops, and Victoria Park Village is also close by.<br/><br/>London Fields Station runs direct trains to Liverpool Street. Bethnal Green Underground Station, easily accessible by bus, has excellent links to central London via the Central Line.<br/><br/>Tenure: Leasehold / Lease Length: approx. 116 years remaining / Service Charge: approx. £2,460 per annum / Ground Rent: approx. £300 per annum / Council Tax Band: B<br/><br/>