3 bed Flat For Sale £650,000
At the end of a pretty, Victorian-lined terrace between Stoke Newington and Clapton is this dramatic three-bedroom flat. Stylishly set out over three floors, this home is a surprisingly spacious find in an incredibly popular neighbourhood.
Brickworks Says
In a leafy enclave between Clapton and Stoke Newington, this striking three-bedroom flat is spread out over three floors of an end-of-terrace Victorian. At nearly 1000 square feet, it’s a bit larger than average. Its high-ceilinged rooms are beautifully lit by big sash windows, and that light—particularly paired with such an atmospheric palette—gives the entire space a painterly feel. But it’s the layout that makes this home such a unique find. The bathroom is on its own level, while the three bedrooms (one ideally suited to a home office), kitchen and living room radiate off an airy central hallway above. That clever separation between communal and private rooms is perfect for a couple working from home, a new family or a pair of flatmates. All told, it’s an elegant, versatile canvas on the cusp of two fantastic neighbourhoods.
Brooke Road is a short stroll from all the independent boutiques, eateries and nightspots along Stoke Newington High and Church Streets. Rectory Road and Clapton Overground stations are at either end of the road, making journeys to Hackney or the City quick and easy. Green spaces and playgrounds abound, too, with Stoke Newington Common, Hackney Downs, Clissold Park and Springfield Park all within walking distance.
The Owners Says
We’ve had 20 great years here. The neighbourhood green spaces are all a 10-minute walk away. We’re also close to Church Street, with its independent shops and places to eat, plus an excellent farmers’ market at St. Pauls Church on Saturdays and Chatsworth Road Sunday market.
There are lots of excellent nurseries in Stoke Newington and plenty of activities for children. And our neighbours are so friendly, we’ll be sad to say goodbye!
Points To Consider
The EPC gives a current Energy Efficiency & Environmental Impact Rating: D.
In the borough of Hackney, the flat falls into council tax band D (£1,605).
One of three in the building, the flat is leasehold with 165 years remaining and peppercorn rent. There is a service charge of approximately £800 per year.
Over their long tenure, the current owners have fitted a new kitchen and bathroom and installed sash windows in the kitchen and back bedroom.
About Brickworks
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The Legal Bit
While we endeavour to maintain accurate photographs, floor plans, and descriptions, these are intended as a guide and purchasers must satisfy themselves by personal inspection. Total floorplan measurements have been rounded for ease. Distances are also provided as an approximate.
Brickworks Says
In a leafy enclave between Clapton and Stoke Newington, this striking three-bedroom flat is spread out over three floors of an end-of-terrace Victorian. At nearly 1000 square feet, it’s a bit larger than average. Its high-ceilinged rooms are beautifully lit by big sash windows, and that light—particularly paired with such an atmospheric palette—gives the entire space a painterly feel. But it’s the layout that makes this home such a unique find. The bathroom is on its own level, while the three bedrooms (one ideally suited to a home office), kitchen and living room radiate off an airy central hallway above. That clever separation between communal and private rooms is perfect for a couple working from home, a new family or a pair of flatmates. All told, it’s an elegant, versatile canvas on the cusp of two fantastic neighbourhoods.
Brooke Road is a short stroll from all the independent boutiques, eateries and nightspots along Stoke Newington High and Church Streets. Rectory Road and Clapton Overground stations are at either end of the road, making journeys to Hackney or the City quick and easy. Green spaces and playgrounds abound, too, with Stoke Newington Common, Hackney Downs, Clissold Park and Springfield Park all within walking distance.
The Owners Says
We’ve had 20 great years here. The neighbourhood green spaces are all a 10-minute walk away. We’re also close to Church Street, with its independent shops and places to eat, plus an excellent farmers’ market at St. Pauls Church on Saturdays and Chatsworth Road Sunday market.
There are lots of excellent nurseries in Stoke Newington and plenty of activities for children. And our neighbours are so friendly, we’ll be sad to say goodbye!
Points To Consider
The EPC gives a current Energy Efficiency & Environmental Impact Rating: D.
In the borough of Hackney, the flat falls into council tax band D (£1,605).
One of three in the building, the flat is leasehold with 165 years remaining and peppercorn rent. There is a service charge of approximately £800 per year.
Over their long tenure, the current owners have fitted a new kitchen and bathroom and installed sash windows in the kitchen and back bedroom.
About Brickworks
Brickworks is an independent company committed to an intelligent and ethical approach to estate agency. We were founded on one guiding principle: To bring positive and significant change to the way people buy and sell a home.
Like our ethos, or want more detail on a particular property, including our Brickworks Loves section of local places we adore? Visit us:
The Legal Bit
While we endeavour to maintain accurate photographs, floor plans, and descriptions, these are intended as a guide and purchasers must satisfy themselves by personal inspection. Total floorplan measurements have been rounded for ease. Distances are also provided as an approximate.
