Originally a school in the 1890s, and converted to living accommodation some 30 years back, our space is full of vintage charm. The Apartment is freshly renovated and has been sympathetically restored, blending its original features with a modern update. The flat has exposed brickwork, plaster walls, and a “poppy” colour pallet, as well as original unique parquet floors throughout the property. The property has an unusual full glass roof, and 20 ft plus high ceilings - the main area (which is the heart of the home) is soaked with the natural light from the roof above. The bedrooms have exposed brickwork, and modern decor, as well as a desk area and ample storage, for those who have a lot of “stuff” The apartment is split over two floors - although currently upstairs is not accessible, as my partner and I are using this as a private area. The downstairs area is large open plan living, with the kitchen opening on from it - mad men style! The kitchen is extremely spacious, with all the modcons - 2 ovens, induction hob, hot water tap (for quick cups of tea!) as well as a breakfast bar.

I’m a born and bred East London fashion designer, I have my own brand, and also freelance for others. Im also pretty handy with tools - I renovated most of the flat myself!

The local area is really vibrant with cafes, bars, good coffee, craft beer shops, and take aways, as well as cinemas, bars and more restaurants than you can imagine just on the doorstep. Markets are close by and open a the weekends, and we are right by 3 very large supermarkets, if eating out isn’t your vibe. As mentioned, you couldn’t be better connected, with two train stations within minutes walk, and buses that run all night long that go in all the directions of London! If you stay put in the area you have everything you need, and if you want to venture into all the other parts of London, then it couldn’t be easier and more convenient than it is from the apartment!