4 bed Flat For Sale £950,000
This beautifully conceived four-bedroom live/work apartment occupies the voluminous top floors of a converted factory between London Fields and Victoria Park. Extending over 1,100 sq ft internally, the apartment was recently redesigned under the exacting gaze of Studio P architects, in collaboration with the current owner. The result is a series of light-filled and highly engaging interior spaces that cleverly bring together contemporary finishes and the texture of the building’s original fabric.
Tudor Road is a quiet residential street, and this former shoe factory is discreetly positioned behind an office building. Built in 1924, it was converted to live/work spaces by 410 Architects. This apartment is entered on the first floor, where there are two bedrooms, a bathroom and a utility room. These bedrooms have wonderfully high ceilings and architectural slights of hand such as bespoke elongated doors that engender a sense of volume. The building is oriented east-west, and consequently light pours into the interior spaces throughout the day.
Upstairs is the live/work space, crowned with a soaring double-height mono-pitch roof that is perforated with skylights. Originally one huge room, it has been carefully subdivided with bespoke sliding steel screens by Plain English, that allow the light to permeate throughout while offering division and privacy.
Studio P approached the design with a light touch, harmonising each characterful space for modern family life. Many original features have been retained, such as exposed concrete and brick walls, steel trusses, and pipework. Huge cast-iron radiators have been carefully positioned throughout and the warm hue of the wood floors underfoot unites the spaces.
The kitchen sits at the centre of the plan, with black cabinetry and steel worktops. The living space is open-plan, with sliding doors at the westerly end of the apartment creating a continuous flow into the bedroom. From here, there are wide views over the rooftops through the huge windows. At the other end of the plan is another bedroom which has large in-built cupboards, and across the hallway is a neat shower room. This apartment embodies the rare combination of bountiful original warehouse features and considered modern concessions, that come to together to create a beautiful and truly functional space.
Tudor Road is a no-through road just off Mare Street, a short walk from the open green spaces of London Fields and Victoria Park which connects to the Regent’s Canal Path. There are many fantastic restaurants locally, notably Brat at Climpsons Arch, Bright, Pophams Bakery and Violet on Wilton Way. E5 Bakehouse, on the edge of London Fields, is excellent for freshly baked artisan bread, whilst Mare Street Market, less than a minute’s walk from the apartment, is a thriving community hub containing a restaurant, wine bar, deli and a selection of boutique shops.
London Fields and Broadway Market, with the ever-popular London Fields Lido, have a weekly organic farmers’ market, and numerous gastro pubs, restaurants, and shops. Nearby Victoria Park Village is home to the Ginger Pig butcher and a variety of excellent convenience stores, pubs and restaurants.
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.
Tenure: Leasehold – live/work
Lease Length: Approx. 112 years remaining
Service Charge: Approx. £3,800 per annum (including: – building’s insurance, freeholders’ administration or management charges, repairs to shared areas and the outside of the building, cleaning services, bike store)
Ground Rent: Approx. £300 per annum
Tudor Road is a quiet residential street, and this former shoe factory is discreetly positioned behind an office building. Built in 1924, it was converted to live/work spaces by 410 Architects. This apartment is entered on the first floor, where there are two bedrooms, a bathroom and a utility room. These bedrooms have wonderfully high ceilings and architectural slights of hand such as bespoke elongated doors that engender a sense of volume. The building is oriented east-west, and consequently light pours into the interior spaces throughout the day.
Upstairs is the live/work space, crowned with a soaring double-height mono-pitch roof that is perforated with skylights. Originally one huge room, it has been carefully subdivided with bespoke sliding steel screens by Plain English, that allow the light to permeate throughout while offering division and privacy.
Studio P approached the design with a light touch, harmonising each characterful space for modern family life. Many original features have been retained, such as exposed concrete and brick walls, steel trusses, and pipework. Huge cast-iron radiators have been carefully positioned throughout and the warm hue of the wood floors underfoot unites the spaces.
The kitchen sits at the centre of the plan, with black cabinetry and steel worktops. The living space is open-plan, with sliding doors at the westerly end of the apartment creating a continuous flow into the bedroom. From here, there are wide views over the rooftops through the huge windows. At the other end of the plan is another bedroom which has large in-built cupboards, and across the hallway is a neat shower room. This apartment embodies the rare combination of bountiful original warehouse features and considered modern concessions, that come to together to create a beautiful and truly functional space.
Tudor Road is a no-through road just off Mare Street, a short walk from the open green spaces of London Fields and Victoria Park which connects to the Regent’s Canal Path. There are many fantastic restaurants locally, notably Brat at Climpsons Arch, Bright, Pophams Bakery and Violet on Wilton Way. E5 Bakehouse, on the edge of London Fields, is excellent for freshly baked artisan bread, whilst Mare Street Market, less than a minute’s walk from the apartment, is a thriving community hub containing a restaurant, wine bar, deli and a selection of boutique shops.
London Fields and Broadway Market, with the ever-popular London Fields Lido, have a weekly organic farmers’ market, and numerous gastro pubs, restaurants, and shops. Nearby Victoria Park Village is home to the Ginger Pig butcher and a variety of excellent convenience stores, pubs and restaurants.
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.
Tenure: Leasehold – live/work
Lease Length: Approx. 112 years remaining
Service Charge: Approx. £3,800 per annum (including: – building’s insurance, freeholders’ administration or management charges, repairs to shared areas and the outside of the building, cleaning services, bike store)
Ground Rent: Approx. £300 per annum
