Flat 7, 19, Redchurch Street, Tower Hamlets, E2 7DJ

A split-level penthouse apartment positioned on the upper floors of a modern development in the heart of Shoreditch, on fashionable Redchurch Street and extending to almost 1,100 sq ft, with a substantial private south-west facing terrace of approximately 450 sq ft.

Inside Occupying the third and fourth floors of the building, the apartment has been carefully configured to separate the sleeping accommodation from the principal living spaces, creating a layout that feels both practical and considered.

The lower floor comprises two well-proportioned double bedrooms alongside a contemporary family bathroom, with the apartment notably quiet given none of the windows directly face onto Redchurch Street itself.

Upstairs, the main living space opens into a bright semi open-plan kitchen and reception room, where large glazed openings lead directly onto the expansive private terrace.

With its south-west orientation, the terrace becomes a genuine extension of the living space - equally suited to entertaining, outdoor dining or quieter everyday use.

A third bedroom sits on this level, also benefitting from direct terrace access, alongside a further bathroom finished with a sleek walk-in shower.

The building itself is EWS1 compliant and further benefits from lift access and secure cycle storage.

Neighbourhood & connections Positioned in the centre of Shoreditch’s creative and cultural core, the apartment is surrounded by some of East London’s most established restaurants, cafés, galleries and independent retailers.

Redchurch Street itself remains one of the area’s defining destinations, lined with independent shops including Le Labo, A.P.C., Sunspel and Reformation.

The surrounding streets offer an ever-evolving mix of dining, shopping and nightlife, with some of London’s most acclaimed restaurants quite literally on the doorstep.

On Redchurch Street itself is Brat - a Michelin-starred favourite at Scotts - while one of the city’s most talked-about recent openings, One Club Row, sits just around the corner.

Cocktail bars, wine bars and pubs are equally abundant, including newer Redchurch Street drinking spot Chiave and Mad Cats, a vinyl-led hi-fi bar.

Directly opposite on Ebor Street is Shoreditch House, where the private members club offers rooftop pool, restaurants, bars and co-working spaces less than a minute from the front door.

Transport connections are excellent.

London Overground services are available from Shoreditch High Street Station just moments away, while Liverpool Street Station provides access to the Elizabeth line alongside Central, Circle, Metropolitan and Hammersmith & City lines.

Old Street Station is also within easy reach for Northern line and National Rail connections. *ai has helped us visualise the space here with furnishings