Princelet Street E1

A truly unique Georgian townhouse with Huguenot heritage in Spitalfields.

Tucked away in central London yet feeling removed from its hustle, Princelet Street is a peaceful enclave in the city. This spacious five-storey home, lies in the Spitalfields conservation area, where 18th-century houses have withstood centuries of transformation, surrounded by the modern city's glass and steel skyline.

Reconfigured by the current owner for their principal home as well as a base for their established company, this impressive residence comprises of 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, two living spaces, two kitchens and a vast studio to the rear.

The blend of classic period features along with an ultra-modern finished studio to the rear really does make this freehold of c.4,000 sqft a complete one off. One of the four double bedrooms has been designed as a self-sufficient studio apartment on the lower floor complete with its own kitchenette.

Behind the Grade II listed facade is a c.1500 sqft studio to the rear like no other in the area which features a vaulted glass atrium on the ground with void down to the light flooded lower floor. To create an income stream, this incredible space could be let out to a commercial use occupier (or even leased back to an owner occupier) for around £50 per sqft (£70,000 per annum), equally subject to the necessary consents it could be transformed into a contemporary living space.

The living room has a mix of original and cleverly designed panelling alongside feature fireplace which opens up to a library/study on the first floor (which could be used as a double bedroom), two double bedrooms and a bathroom are on the second and on the top is a modern open plan kitchen/dining room with bi-fold doors leading out to a beautiful private terrace overlooking the gardens and rooftops of Spitalfields.

Princelet Street is considered one of the most distinguished streets in the heart of Spitalfields, and just a few doors away, Europe’s first museum of immigration and diversity shares the history of how generations of immigrants have influenced both the local area and the wider nation. Transport links as to be expected are excellent with Liverpool Street Train Station and Elizabeth Line just a few minutes’ walk away along with The City, Shoreditch and Brick Lane just around the corner. Next door is a Landmark trust property, providing additional accommodation for guests as long as available.

This area of East London is rich in amenities, with a variety of food stalls at Spitalfields Market and an endless selection of restaurants, bars, and boutique shops nearby.