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4 bed end of terrace house
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Our Summary
- Planning permission granted for a rear garden studio with potential independent street access
- Opportunity to extend the kitchen (subject to consents) to create an exceptional open-plan family space
- This relationship between house and garden is one of the most compelling parts of the home, with the potential to extend the kitchen and create a larger, more open family space
- At the end of the garden sits a proposed studio, for which planning permission has been granted
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Description
The property is a Grade II-listed Neo-Jacobean house built in the 1840s, spanning four floors and featuring a generous garden. The house has a layered character, with period detail and scale balanced by contemporary interventions. The ground floor has an office at the front and a reception room at the rear, overlooking the garden.
The lower ground floor includes a kitchen-diner that opens onto the garden, with a potential for extension to create a larger family space. The first floor has a principal bedroom with a Japanese-inspired bathroom featuring a walnut bathtub, stainless-steel walk-in shower, and timber, stone, and metal finishes. The second floor has two double bedrooms under vaulted ceilings, a newly fitted bathroom, and a newly granted planning permission for a proposed studio at the end of the garden.
The garden measures approximately 66ft and includes mature planting and space for entertaining. The house is set in the sought-after De Beauvoir Square with easy access to nearby amenities, transport links, and the vibrant community of east London.