£1,250,000 /Sale price

This well-presented home offers a generous open-plan ground floor layout, combining the kitchen, dining area and lounge into one bright and versatile living space. Large feature windows bring in excellent natural light throughout, while extensive built-in storage keeps the interior clean and uncluttered. A standout element of the ground floor is the striking floating staircase, crafted with thick timber treads and glass balustrades, creating an impressive architectural focal point. The property also benefits from a rare dual-staircase design, with two separate stairways leading to different areas of the first floor. This layout naturally zones the home, enhancing privacy between the main bedroom suite and the additional bedrooms or workspaces.The modern kitchen is fitted with sleek white cabinetry, oak worktops and a central island that provides additional workspace and acts as a natural hub for the room. The dining area sits beside floor-to-ceiling windows and benefits from long-run built-in storage, offering both practicality and a streamlined look. The lounge area provides comfortable space for seating and flows naturally through to the rest of the ground floor.Upstairs, the property features a spacious main bedroom with excellent natural light and full-height built-in wardrobes, along with a well-finished en-suite incorporating a walk-in shower and contemporary tiling. The secondary staircase leads to two further rooms, offering flexibility for use as bedrooms, a home office or creative workspace, all finished in a modern, neutral style. A separate bathroom on this level continues the contemporary theme, with large grey tiles, black fixtures and a generous walk-in shower.Positioned in an exceptional Shoreditch location, the property sits moments from Brick Lane, placing respected independent cafes, boutiques and galleries directly on the doorstep, including Allpress Espresso, Labour and Wait, The Brick Lane Gallery and a wide selection of local restaurants such as Dishoom and St. John Bread & Wine. Old Spitalfields Market, Columbia Road Flower Market and Redchurch Street are all a short walk away, offering access to some of East London's most established cultural and lifestyle landmarks.Shoreditch High Street station (London Overground) is the closest transport link, providing fast connections across the city. Liverpool Street Station is approximately a 12-minute walk, offering the Elizabeth Line, Underground services and mainline routes for rapid access across London and beyond. The area is a long-standing hub for creative industries, technology firms and professional services, combining strong connectivity with a distinctive urban character in one of London's most in-demand neighbourhoods.EPC Rating: C