Princelet Street E1

Nestled on one of Spitalfields’ most sought-after streets, this stunning 4 double bedroom 3 bathroom five-story Grade II listed Georgian Huguenot townhouse comes complete with a private courtyard garden and separate rear studio and offers a rare opportunity to rent a piece of London’s rich history. Originally built around 1725 by Marmaduke Smith, the property spans approximately 2,600 sqft, making it an ideal family home with all the quintessential features of a classic Georgian townhouse.

This beautiful townhouse is filled with charm and character, showcasing a wealth of original and historical features, including 17th-century panelling, ornate cornicing, wide wood floorboards, and period fireplaces. The thoughtfully arranged layout begins with the kitchen and dining area on the lower ground floor, while the ground floor hosts a spacious double reception room and entrance hall that opens onto a detached studio, complete with its own shower room—perfect for guests or a home office. The first floor offers a flexible study/bedroom and an additional living room, while the upper floors house large bedrooms and well-appointed bathrooms, providing ample space for comfortable family living.

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.