Sold STC Branch Place, Hackney, N1 £800,000

The Indoors

Upon the entry to the apartment you are greeted with a room filled with natural light, exposed brick and high ceilings. The open plan reception room and kitchen is a welcoming space that has wonderful exposed wooden beams and French doors leading onto the balcony that overlooks the canal. The Kitchen is generously stocked with cupboards painted in Little Greene 'Deep Blue', there's plenty of worktop space, a dishwasher, built in oven and gas hob, the sink is complemented with a Fohen Focetti 3 in 1 boiling water tap.

The principal bedroom is beautifully wallpapered in Emma Shipley 'Audubon', more of the exposed brick, French doors (flanked by floor to ceiling Velvet curtains) leading onto the second balcony overlooking the canal, Soho Home wall lights, built in wardrobes and there is also a door to the bathroom from this bedroom. The second bedroom also has a combination of exposed brick and wallpaper from Jessica Osborne 'Night Sky Yellow Dawn', blinds around a south facing window and more of the Soho Home wall lights. The bathroom is tiled in Arezzo Blue Marble porcelain and accessible via the hallway and also the main bedroom, it has a large walk in shower with Vessini wetroom treated glass, hand basin and W.C. There are all new taps, shower head and a vintage mirror.

The Outdoors

There are two separate balconies. The first opens out from the main living room and the second from the principal bedroom. The balconies look directly out over the Regents Canal and are a lovely spot for a morning coffee or a glass of something in the evening.

Loving the location

The apartment is ideally located for popular spots such as the De Beauvoir Deli. Also close at hand is the Towpath Cafe and the award winning Baring gastropub.

Hoxton is renowned for its exciting mix of restaurants, bars and galleries, including Lyle s, Rochelle Canteen, Shoreditch House and the Blue Mountain School. The boutiques and cafes of Redchurch Street and Spitalfields are nearby, with Broadway market and Angel Islington both a short walk along the canal.

For green space, Shoreditch Park is moments away. The apartment is also a short walk from Hoxton Square, an early example of one of London's public gardens. Completed in 1720 and designed to emulate existing squares in west London, it was the first of its type in the area.

There are plenty of transport links within walking distance. Haggerston is the closest offering access to Highbury and Islington in three stops. Hoxton and Shoreditch High Street stations run London Overground services; Liverpool Street Station provides access to the Central, Hammersmith & City and Metropolitan lines and nationwide National Rail services. Old Street Underground station is a 15-minute walk away, running Northern Line services across the city. The apartment is well served by various bus routes including; 76, 141 and the 21. There a numerous great schools, a Tesco and fantastic dry cleaners nearby.