Fremont Street, Victoria Park, E9

This elegant one-bedroom apartment occupies the lower ground floor of a handsome period conversion within the coveted Fremont & Warneford Conservation Area. Blending Victorian character with industrial accents and contemporary finishes, creating a clean and bright home just moments from Victoria Park.

Access is through a private entrance. The main living room features herringbone wood floors and box sash windows with their original shutters. The period character is highlighted by ornate cornicing and a decorative ceiling rose, which sit alongside more modern finishes.

Moving through to the kitchen, the design shifts into an inviting, tactile space. Shaker-style cabinetry is finished in a deep heritage green, complemented by a classic butler sink with a traditional aged brass swan neck tap, and integrated SMEG and AEG appliances. The walls are lined with painted tongue and groove panelling and open shelving, while a stainless-steel splashback adds a practical, industrial feel.

The double bedroom offers a peaceful outlook over the private garden. Positioned just behind the kitchen, the shower room has been designed with subway tiling on the walls, chequerboard tiling on the floors, a rainfall shower, and a traditional Victorian sink with integrated storage. Aged brass finishes throughout the space tie the aesthetic together with a sense of timeless quality.

The private garden has a sunny south-west aspect, making it a great space for the afternoon sun. It has been designed with built-in seating and deep planters for easy maintenance, and there is also an outside storage unit.

Directly outside the front door, the apartment has the added benefit of an outside storage cupboard located in the building's vaults (demised to the freehold)—practical for bike storage and keeping the hallway clear.

Area

Fremont Street is a quiet road positioned between Victoria Park and London Fields. You are a five-minute walk from the park itself, the Sunday market, and the Pavilion Café.

The area is known for its independent shops and restaurants. Local favourites include Pophams, Ginger Pig butchers, and Bottle Apostle. For fitness, Studio Anatomy is at the top of the road, while E5 Bakehouse and the shops at Broadway Market are all within walking distance.

Transport links include London Fields overground (approx. 0.4 miles) for easy access to the City, Bethnal Green underground (Central Line), approx. 0.8 miles, and several bus routes from Mare Street and Victoria Park Road.

Details

Tenure: Share of Freehold (with an accompanying leasehold circa 961 years)

Council Tax: Hackney Band C

EPC Rating: C