An elegant home within a building steeped in history
Situated within a former dance hall from the 19th century, where the first meeting of the Salvation Army also took place in 1865, this tastefully kept home enviably spans 900 square feet and benefits from a private garden.
The accommodation comprises a sitting room with beautiful bespoke joinery that makes up vast bookshelves. The room is complimented by a quaint fireplace and oak flooring, which provide a nod to the buildings' rich heritage.
The kitchen is well-appointed, with high specification appliances and stone worktops. Glass double doors can be found at the end of the room, providing access onto the private garden.
A contemporary bathroom and two double bedrooms can be found along the hallway, with the principal room boasting built-in wardrobes.
We have been advised that the property does not have any cladding.
*You should make enquiries about the external wall system of the property, if it has cladding and if it is safe, or if there are interim measure in place.
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This is a truly warm, welcoming home in the heart of East London.
John ErneProperty agent