3 bed Flat For Sale £900,000
A thoroughly luxurious three bedroom penthouse apartment on the twenty first floor of the sumptuous George Hudson Tower next to the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. You have a vast private roof terrace with breathtaking City skyline views.
Inside, it's impossible to overstate the sheer desirability of this exemplary example of London penthouse living, with over 1600 square feet of living space and a thrilling double height, dual aspect reception.
If you lived here…
You'll be enjoying London loft living at its finest, perched atop one of the most desirable development for miles around, ideally placed between Stratford and Hackney with a wealth of London landmarks on your doorstep and a vast, private, 500 square foot roof garden commanding, glorious 360 degree views across the unique horizons of the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park and the famous City skyline.
First among a glorious host of highlights is undoubtedly your 600 square foot, dual aspect, double height reception room. Towering floor to ceiling windows frame those tremendous views and fill the space with natural light, from the blonde hardwood underfoot to the pristine ceilings high overhead. Movie set perfect, and a hosting space without equal.
Your kitchen sits below the first floor mezzanine, fully equipped with timber and gloss white fitted cabinets, creamy marbled worktops and breakfast bar. A striking open plan staircase leads up to your 120 square foot mezzanine, overlooking the entirety of your vast space, and of course those incredible views beyond. It's currently in use as an utterly enviable home working space, but the only limit up here is your imagination.
A winding staircase beautifully illuminated by a walls of lightbricks leads down to your three bedrooms. All substantial doubles ranging from 130 square feet to a generous 175 in the dual aspect master, where more floor to ceiling windows offer you unrivalled skyline vistas over the capital. All three spaces are handsomely appointed in white and dove grey, while your bathrooms brim with boutique chic.
The heart of Stratford is just half a mile from your gates. You can be strolling the broad promenades of Westfield around fifteen minutes after stepping out your front door, and exploring the vast open green spaces of the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park mere moments after gazing over it from your roof garden. For a huge choice of renowned wining and dining experiences, you have both Hackney's post-industrial playground of Fish Island, and 'London's Coolest Postcode', East Village (formerly the Athletes' Village) both within easy reach.
What else?
- A ten minute stroll through the park to Fish Island will reward you with a whole host of new favourite places to eat and drink. Or if you're having a duvet day why not just order in from fine food artisans Forman & Field.
- Among many other features and amenities, George Hudson Tower provides you with a pair of secure, allocated parking spaces. Drivers can be on the arterial A12 in just a couple of minutes. Pudding Lane DLR station is just five minutes' walk for direct hops to Stratford and Canary Wharf.
- Should you ever tire of the world-famous attractions scattered throughout the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, don't forget you have another legendary London space just a twenty minute stroll away; the hugely popular Victoria Park.
Bedroom (3.36m x 4.71m (11'0" x 15'5"))
Bedroom (2.88m x 3.07m (9'5" x 10'0"))
Ensuite (1.49m x 2.20m (4'10" x 7'2"))
Bedroom (3.47m x 4.86m (11'4" x 15'11"))
Bathroom (2.27m x 1.99m (7'5" x 6'6"))
Wc
Kitchen/Reception Room (8.35m x 7.30m (27'4" x 23'11"))
Balcony (11.52m x 4.83m (37'9" x 15'10"))
Mezzanine (4.21m x 2.58m (13'9" x 8'5"))
"I spend a lot of time in Stratford — running in the Olympic park, cycling at the outdoor Velo Park, shopping at Westfield or simply meeting friends. The area has come on leaps and bounds since the Olympics, with the new Olympic Village creating loads of amenities, green spaces, sports facilities … and not least Westfield, which is a must for shoppers and foodies.
Allegra, a sensational seafood restaurant on the seventh floor of The Stratford hotel would be my not-so secret pick, fantastic food, and a stunning roof terrace. For a lazy Sunday brunch, try The Breakfast Club along the canal at Here East. Well-connected and with world-class amenities, Stratford is an area to watch."
Kyli clayton
E11 branch manager
Inside, it's impossible to overstate the sheer desirability of this exemplary example of London penthouse living, with over 1600 square feet of living space and a thrilling double height, dual aspect reception.
If you lived here…
You'll be enjoying London loft living at its finest, perched atop one of the most desirable development for miles around, ideally placed between Stratford and Hackney with a wealth of London landmarks on your doorstep and a vast, private, 500 square foot roof garden commanding, glorious 360 degree views across the unique horizons of the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park and the famous City skyline.
First among a glorious host of highlights is undoubtedly your 600 square foot, dual aspect, double height reception room. Towering floor to ceiling windows frame those tremendous views and fill the space with natural light, from the blonde hardwood underfoot to the pristine ceilings high overhead. Movie set perfect, and a hosting space without equal.
Your kitchen sits below the first floor mezzanine, fully equipped with timber and gloss white fitted cabinets, creamy marbled worktops and breakfast bar. A striking open plan staircase leads up to your 120 square foot mezzanine, overlooking the entirety of your vast space, and of course those incredible views beyond. It's currently in use as an utterly enviable home working space, but the only limit up here is your imagination.
A winding staircase beautifully illuminated by a walls of lightbricks leads down to your three bedrooms. All substantial doubles ranging from 130 square feet to a generous 175 in the dual aspect master, where more floor to ceiling windows offer you unrivalled skyline vistas over the capital. All three spaces are handsomely appointed in white and dove grey, while your bathrooms brim with boutique chic.
The heart of Stratford is just half a mile from your gates. You can be strolling the broad promenades of Westfield around fifteen minutes after stepping out your front door, and exploring the vast open green spaces of the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park mere moments after gazing over it from your roof garden. For a huge choice of renowned wining and dining experiences, you have both Hackney's post-industrial playground of Fish Island, and 'London's Coolest Postcode', East Village (formerly the Athletes' Village) both within easy reach.
What else?
- A ten minute stroll through the park to Fish Island will reward you with a whole host of new favourite places to eat and drink. Or if you're having a duvet day why not just order in from fine food artisans Forman & Field.
- Among many other features and amenities, George Hudson Tower provides you with a pair of secure, allocated parking spaces. Drivers can be on the arterial A12 in just a couple of minutes. Pudding Lane DLR station is just five minutes' walk for direct hops to Stratford and Canary Wharf.
- Should you ever tire of the world-famous attractions scattered throughout the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, don't forget you have another legendary London space just a twenty minute stroll away; the hugely popular Victoria Park.
Bedroom (3.36m x 4.71m (11'0" x 15'5"))
Bedroom (2.88m x 3.07m (9'5" x 10'0"))
Ensuite (1.49m x 2.20m (4'10" x 7'2"))
Bedroom (3.47m x 4.86m (11'4" x 15'11"))
Bathroom (2.27m x 1.99m (7'5" x 6'6"))
Wc
Kitchen/Reception Room (8.35m x 7.30m (27'4" x 23'11"))
Balcony (11.52m x 4.83m (37'9" x 15'10"))
Mezzanine (4.21m x 2.58m (13'9" x 8'5"))
"I spend a lot of time in Stratford — running in the Olympic park, cycling at the outdoor Velo Park, shopping at Westfield or simply meeting friends. The area has come on leaps and bounds since the Olympics, with the new Olympic Village creating loads of amenities, green spaces, sports facilities … and not least Westfield, which is a must for shoppers and foodies.
Allegra, a sensational seafood restaurant on the seventh floor of The Stratford hotel would be my not-so secret pick, fantastic food, and a stunning roof terrace. For a lazy Sunday brunch, try The Breakfast Club along the canal at Here East. Well-connected and with world-class amenities, Stratford is an area to watch."
Kyli clayton
E11 branch manager
