Stainsby Road, Limehouse

3D Virtual Viewing | Huge Terrace with Park Views | Modern Stylish Apartment | Secure Parking Space | Separate Kitchen | Bright and Spacious | 2 Generous Double Bedrooms | Ensuite to Master | Just 0.9 Miles to Canary Wharf | Close to DLR Connections for the City | Service Charge Includes Water Rates | One of Just 14 Apartments | Only 16 Years Old | EWS1 Pass

A very generous and beautifully presented 2 bed apartment offering the perfect City escape.
The huge East facing terrace with views over the landscaped Bartlett Park greenspaces this is exactly the sort of space that has been so sought after over the last year.

The development is just 16 years old and sits in the ideal location seconds from the Limehouse Cut Canal and less than a 15 minute walk to the centre of Canary Wharf.

One of just 14 apartments in the building there is a real community feel, recently issued a pass grade EWS1 for fire safety and very reasonable service charges that include the water rates.

Modern decor throughout, the property is presented to high standard and ready to occupy without having to lift a finger, will feel like home immediately. Arranged on first floor the apartment offers 778sqft of accommodation comprising of a large East facing reception room, separate modern fully fitted kitchen with integrated appliances, master bedroom with an en-suite and large shower, further double bedroom and bathroom. The property also offers a parking space within a secured car park under the building.

Set within Tower Hamlets area there a great array of shops, bars and restaurants from Clyde Square (1.0 miles). Transport links include the Westferry Circus DLR (0.6 miles), Langdon Park DLR (0.6 miles) and Mile End station (1 mile).
The area has experienced huge regeneration projects in recent years offering a fully-fledged arts & community centre, cafes, restaurants, and the historic Crisp Street Market is all within easy reach.

The riverside neighbourhood of Limehouse is a well-established, clean, residential quarter of East London, but its past tells a different story.

Limehouse’s history was always interlinked with the sea, as a thriving docklands community of the good, the bad and some very dodgy dealers who made their money in imaginative ways. When the docks closed it suffered, and was viewed as a remote, alien place where you roamed at your peril.

With the rise of Canary Wharf came the chance of resurrection and within 20 years Limehouse was transformed into a posh enclave of riverside homes for bankers and City types

Four miles from central London and conveniently located between the City and Canary Wharf, most of the people who live in Limehouse’s elegant riverside and canal side flats do so because it suits the long working hours common in the financial world.
transformed into a posh enclave of riverside homes for bankers and City types

Four miles from central London and conveniently located between the City and Canary Wharf, most of the people who live in Limehouse’s elegant riverside and canal side flats do so because it suits the long working hours common in the financial world.