Morris Road, London, E14

Colmans Wharf, formerly part of the Spratt’s dog biscuit factory, is one of the distinctive Victorian warehouse conversions along the Limehouse Cut canal. The wider Spratt’s complex later became a creative hub for architects, photographers and designers, including the creators of Spitting Image.

Set on the second floor, this one-bedroom apartment offers approximately 593 sqft of living space, retaining much of its industrial character through exposed brickwork, green-painted steel beams, large warehouse windows and solid wooden floors.

The well-proportioned living room has ceilings reaching approximately 3.18 metres, with original-style loading doors opening onto a private balcony overlooking the courtyard. A separate kitchen features grey cabinetry, black tiled walls and copper-toned fittings.

The double bedroom includes built-in storage and a large industrial window, while the bathroom has a bath with an overhead shower.

The apartment also comes with a secure, covered parking space.

Positioned with easy access to both the City and Canary Wharf, Colmans Wharf is within approximately seven minutes’ walk of both Langdon Park and Devons Road DLR stations. The surrounding area offers canalside walks, green spaces, independent cafés and bars, with Limehouse Basin, the Thames and Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park all within easy reach.