House For Sale £899,950
Fig trees, olive tones, rustic Victorian living awash in a simple, elegant and modern palette that makes this house a delight for the ages. Hackney-s hidden garden treasure.
Set on the end of a run of terraces, this two bed house, dating back to 1870s has a fascinating history and an abundance of potential to take it into the next era of living for its new owners.
Stood not far from Mare Street and London Fields, this Hackney home boasts unusual treasures, light, location and a hidden walled garden.
A striking, open plan Victorian Terrace house, this is the epitome of something discerningly different. For those not obsessed with perpendicular layouts, brace yourself to enjoy the quirky attitude of this welcoming home.
Take the stairs up to the house from street level, the hallway inside has numerous options; from the doorway that takes you to a handy little cellar, a downstairs WC, and a staircase up to the first floor. Follow the parquet flooring through to the open plan living, dining and kitchen space and you will find a suite of treats awaiting. The owners have let the bright and sunny demeanour of the house speak for itself, accenting with pops of colour here and there but letting the natural beauty of the wooden flooring do all the talking, the modernist style a sidekick to the ingrained style of the house.
The living room, with its large windows looking out onto a birch tree and sunny mimosa is a fresh, fuss-free canvas to apply your own design stamp. Connecting through to the kitchen dining area is like stepping back in time. The iroco wooden surfaces, Smeg range cooker, reclaimed butler sink and Istanbul tiles serving oodles of impact, with the main event, that Nocellara olive green kitchen creating art in this quirky hub. The dining area allows you to gather your favourite people for experimental cooking late into a summer-s evening, before heading out into the garden to lounge under that Hawthorn tree. Just imagine it.
Head upstairs and the two bedrooms sit, equally spaced, equally lovely with high ceilings and exposed wooden boards that have been left natural for the flooring. The main bathroom has been beautifully renovated with lava stone floor tiles and underfloor heating for those chillier winter months. Blue terracotta wall tiles give yet another burst of colour when needed, giving this Victorian property a wonderful Mediterranean vibe. The dual aspect of this living and eating space means light is never limited.
This home has the sweetest corner plot garden you could imagine. Private and secluded, in part thanks to the hornbeam tree, there are vines, blossoms, jasmine, lilac and fig, pear and olive trees. This garden is a wonderfully considered extension to the house and you-ll easily forget where you are.
Lyme Grove is in a conservation area, so what you get here is a heavy dose of London history that has been delicately modernised to offer a relaxed, contemporary and chilled home with touches of that Mediterranean lifestyle that we all crave in our outdoor space. Pick a fig, pour some freshly made lemonade and sit back in your own piece of city paradise.
Set on the end of a run of terraces, this two bed house, dating back to 1870s has a fascinating history and an abundance of potential to take it into the next era of living for its new owners.
Stood not far from Mare Street and London Fields, this Hackney home boasts unusual treasures, light, location and a hidden walled garden.
A striking, open plan Victorian Terrace house, this is the epitome of something discerningly different. For those not obsessed with perpendicular layouts, brace yourself to enjoy the quirky attitude of this welcoming home.
Take the stairs up to the house from street level, the hallway inside has numerous options; from the doorway that takes you to a handy little cellar, a downstairs WC, and a staircase up to the first floor. Follow the parquet flooring through to the open plan living, dining and kitchen space and you will find a suite of treats awaiting. The owners have let the bright and sunny demeanour of the house speak for itself, accenting with pops of colour here and there but letting the natural beauty of the wooden flooring do all the talking, the modernist style a sidekick to the ingrained style of the house.
The living room, with its large windows looking out onto a birch tree and sunny mimosa is a fresh, fuss-free canvas to apply your own design stamp. Connecting through to the kitchen dining area is like stepping back in time. The iroco wooden surfaces, Smeg range cooker, reclaimed butler sink and Istanbul tiles serving oodles of impact, with the main event, that Nocellara olive green kitchen creating art in this quirky hub. The dining area allows you to gather your favourite people for experimental cooking late into a summer-s evening, before heading out into the garden to lounge under that Hawthorn tree. Just imagine it.
Head upstairs and the two bedrooms sit, equally spaced, equally lovely with high ceilings and exposed wooden boards that have been left natural for the flooring. The main bathroom has been beautifully renovated with lava stone floor tiles and underfloor heating for those chillier winter months. Blue terracotta wall tiles give yet another burst of colour when needed, giving this Victorian property a wonderful Mediterranean vibe. The dual aspect of this living and eating space means light is never limited.
This home has the sweetest corner plot garden you could imagine. Private and secluded, in part thanks to the hornbeam tree, there are vines, blossoms, jasmine, lilac and fig, pear and olive trees. This garden is a wonderfully considered extension to the house and you-ll easily forget where you are.
Lyme Grove is in a conservation area, so what you get here is a heavy dose of London history that has been delicately modernised to offer a relaxed, contemporary and chilled home with touches of that Mediterranean lifestyle that we all crave in our outdoor space. Pick a fig, pour some freshly made lemonade and sit back in your own piece of city paradise.
