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See how verdicts work4-bedroom house · E8 3BF
Listing removedReduced £150k (−9.1%) on 11 AugListed 211 days
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About
A well-executed modern terraced house arranged over three floors, offering four bedrooms with two flexible spaces currently utilised as a gym and an office, making a six bed very possible.
Plus, two bathrooms and a series of versatile living spaces designed for contemporary family life.
Clean lines, dark timber flooring and considered material choices run throughout, with generous natural light at every level.
Inside Entry is on the ground floor, where the house opens into a wide, open-plan kitchen, dining and living space.
To the front, a defined reception room provides a quieter setting, alongside a guest WC.
To the rear, the kitchen is arranged around a substantial book-matched marble island with oversized integrated Bosch hob, extensive storage and full-height glazing that draws the garden directly into view.
The rear extension houses a kitchen that is both functional and striking with clean white cabinetry tops with black and white marble contrasting with black integrated appliances, including double Bosch ovens and a farmhouse sink.
Sliding doors open onto a decked garden, creating a natural extension of the living space. The first floor introduces a more flexible arrangement.
A full-width gym sits to the front with large windows and excellent light - this room could serve equally well as large bedroom - while a separate sitting room provides an additional reception space.
To the rear, a double bedroom is served by an ensuite bathroom, finished in dark stone with a clean, contemporary feel.
Both the ground and first floors feature increased ceiling heights, which was was added when the house was renovated, enhancing the sense of volume throughout.
The second floor is arranged with two further bedrooms, a study and a family bathroom.
The principal bedroom is well-proportioned with built-in storage, while the additional rooms offer flexibility for family life or home working.
The family bathroom is finished with green-toned tiling and brushed brass fittings, adding contrast to the otherwise restrained palette.
A laundry cupboard conceals a full sized washing machine and tumble dryer on level this as well. The study and gym could very well serve as two bedrooms making the house a six bed.
There is also the potential to convert the loft STPP. Across the house, the design balances practical living with a refined, modern aesthetic.
The first and second floors benefit from 4-zone air conditioning and Ted Todd flooring.
Glazed internal partitions, consistent flooring and a muted material palette create continuity between spaces, while the layout allows for both open-plan living and defined rooms where needed.
Neighbourhood & connections Richmond Road sits in the heart of London Fields, one of East London’s most established residential pockets.
The green open space of London Fields and the Lido are moments away, with Broadway Market, Mare Street and the surrounding network of cafés, restaurants and independent shops all within easy reach.
Local favourites include dining hot spots such as Planque and Brilliant Corners, and excellent bakery and coffee spots including Pophams and E5 Bakehouse.
This part of East London also touts a strong selection of neighbourhood pubs such as The Haggerston, natural wine spots and renowned cocktail bars like Three Sheets.
Transport is straightforward, with London Fields station providing quick access into Liverpool Street, alongside nearby Overground connections from Hackney Central and Hackney Downs.
The area continues to attract those seeking a balance of green space, strong amenities and a well-connected East London setting.
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About 17, Richmond Road, Hackney
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