Whitechapel Road, London, E1

Step through the original main entrance into what can only be described as a breathtaking communal courtyard of period architecture and look up to the stunning clocktower. Continue to the secure communal entrance and take the stairs to the first floor. Enter the apartment hallway and be greeted with wood stripped floors and at the end of the hall notice the original panelled entrance to what is now the living room.

The apartment consists of a bathroom with a three piece suite including bath tub with attached shower head, hand wash basin and WC, galley kitchen with wall mounted and base units, large double bedroom with fitted floor to ceiling wardrobes and original window looking out towards the communal courtyard. Finally the reception consists of original windows with stained-glass panels, working fireplace, wood panelling, ceiling rose and cornicing.

Additional features includes lovely high ceilings, original windows with secondary glazing and natural light throughout the day.

As well as the courtyard, there is a very spacious communal roof garden with superb views of all of London that is shared by the building community.

Albion Yard is a thriving community of forty-eight apartments. The development is a neighbourly community-run block with a Residents Association that oversees the management of the building by Maunder Taylor.

Close by are The Blind Beggar with its popular beer garden, The White Hart Gastro Pub, Dirty Burger (part of the Soho House Group), and Tayyabs and Needos curry houses. Sainsbury's supermarket is behind on Brady Street and many residents buy their fruit & veg and fish from the market. Stepney Green Farmers Market is a short walk away.

Nearby Location
Whitechapel is a cosmopolitan, lively and fast developing part of the capital. It is dominated by Shoreditch, Spitalfields and The City of London. The neighbourhood is renowned for its alternative music and arts scene, especially The Whitechapel Art Gallery. The local cinema, Genesis, is an Arthouse cinema showing independent and blockbuster films and is located in a renovated 19th-century building.

Transport Information
The apartment is brilliantly positioned between Canary Wharf and the City. The nearest station is Whitechapel with access to central London in ten minutes and Heathrow Airport in 30 minutes via the Elizabeth Line, District, Hammersmith and City and the Overground and also close to the Central line and DLR.