Cadogan Terrace E9

Newly built on the grounds of a former East London railway track, this modern, eco-friendly house, is an immaculate hidden gem spanning approximately 1,067 sqft. Set back from Cadogan Terrace and adjacent to the Hertford Union Canal, this South/West facing home is spread over two floors and features three double bedrooms, two bathrooms (one en-suite), and not one, but four private outdoor spaces.

Designed with the environment in mind, it boasts an air-source heat pump and solar panels, which help to provide low running costs. Function has not compromised designed with high-quality specifications in every corner, including solid engineered oak flooring, air-conditioning, underfloor heating, Bosch kitchen appliances and Italian porcelain tiles in the bathrooms.

Nestled to the rear of a modern development, the property is self-contained and accessed via secure key fob. On the ground floor, there's a double bedroom with custom-built wardrobes, a family bathroom with a bath and overhead shower, a large storage cupboard housing the washing machine, and an open-plan kitchen/entertaining space. The fully equipped kitchen includes integrated dishwasher, fridge/freezer, and ample storage, while the living room has bi-fold doors that open out to a high walled private garden.

The second floor features another outdoor space with access to a two-tiered landscaped garden. Here, you'll find two additional bedrooms, with the principal offering an en-suite and bespoke storage options. Both bedrooms have access to a large, tiled terrace with lovely views of the canal.

Practicality wise the house benefits from a bike store, external bin storage, and CCTV.

Cadogan Terrace is a tranquil street situated directly across from the expansive Victoria Park, the only park in the UK to win the Green Flag Award three times. A walk through the park leads to the Village, offers fantastic local amenities such as the renowned Pavilion Café, Ginger Pig butcher, Jonathan Norris fishmongers and organic grocers. The area also features The Empress of India, Deli Downstairs, numerous restaurants, boutique shops, and pubs.

Nearby, Canary Wharf and the A12 provide convenient access to various parts of the city, while Hackney Wick and London Fields are within walking or cycling distance. The area is home to some of the best local schools, including Mossbourne Academy, Gate House, and Lauriston School. Additionally, the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, with its numerous facilities and public spaces, is close by. Hackney Wick station is just a 10-minute walk away, offering direct trains to Stratford and Highbury & Islington, along with multiple bus routes connecting across the city.