Sold STC King Edward's Road, Hackney, E9 Guide Price £500,000

The Indoors

The entrance hall (and throughout the apartment) there is Herringbone pattern laminate flooring underfoot, a storage cupboard and a separate W.C. with double glazed window and hand basin. Also off the hallway is the main bathroom which has a bath with waterfall shower and shower attachment, hand basin and double glazed window. The living room has a south facing double glazed window and also a double glazed door leading out to the balcony. The recently fitted Magnet Kitchen has plenty of work top space and cupboards, a built in Magnet dishwasher, tiled splashbacks and induction hob.

The main bedroom is a great size double, has dual aspect double glazed windows. The en-suite bathroom is fitted with a walk in shower, heated towel rail, back lit mirror, hand basin with cupboard below and W.C. The second double bedroom has a south facing double glazed window. The third double bedroom has dual aspect double glazed windows and a built in storage cupboard.

The Outdoors

Accessed from the main living room via a double glazed door is a south facing balcony.

Loving The Location

The apartment is positioned between some of the City's most vibrant areas. Two of London's most popular green spaces, Victoria Park and London Fields (with its heated lido), are both a short walk away. Weekly food markets take place at Victoria Park and Broadway Market - with its plethora of independent shops and cafes including Climpson and Sons. Columbia Road Flower Market is also a short walk away.

Victoria Park Village is arguably east London s most desirable neighbourhood, with favourites like Village Organic, Gails bakery, Ginger Pig butchers, Bottle Apostle bottle shop all on your doorstep, Pophams bakery and coffee shop as well as Hackney favourite The Empress pub and kitchen an ever-present here since the late 1800s.

There are many fantastic local restaurants, notably Elliot's, Bright, Mare Street Market, Cafe Cecilia and Bistrotheque, a slightly further walk to the south. E5 Bakehouse, on the edge of London Fields, is excellent for freshly baked artisan bread, as is The Bread Station and nearby Netil Market is a thriving hub of restaurants, breweries and coffee roasters.

London Fields and Cambridge Heath Overground stations are equidistant for quick trains into Liverpool Street. Bethnal Green Underground (central line) is roughly a ten minute walk. Numerous buses run along Mare Street towards central London, as well as from Well Street/Cassland Road into the City and Canary Wharf.