Stainsby Road, Poplar, E14 6JR

The Apartment This beautifully presented, larger-than-average one-bedroom apartment sits on the top floor (fifth) of an impressive purpose-built development.

South-east facing and flooded with natural light, the property boasts a large glass-panelled balcony offering panoramic views across Bartlett Park and the iconic East London skyline toward Canary Wharf.

Having been lovingly maintained and cherished by its current owners since its construction in 2015, the home features a notably spacious living room with sliding double doors that open directly onto the balcony—allowing you to enjoy the spectacular views from the comfort of your sofa.

Specification & Layout Finished to a high, contemporary standard, the accommodation includes: • Living Space: Warm wooden flooring running seamlessly through the entrance hall and living area.

• Kitchen: A sleek, grey-fitted kitchen complete with integrated appliances (including the washing machine), white work surfaces, and ceramic tiled flooring.

• Bedroom: A king-sized double bedroom (4.15m x 3.35m) featuring a full-height window, integrated wardrobes, and fitted carpets.

• Bathroom: A luxury white suite styled with high-quality ceramic wall and floor tiles.

• Storage & Efficiency: A welcoming entrance hallway with two large storage cupboards, offering a generous amount of tucked-away storage space.

The apartment benefits from excellent insulation and an economical communal heating and hot water system, achieving a strong EPC C rating.

Access to a secure, fob-operated residents' bike storage room within the building.

The Location & Community Nestled on the western edge of the open green spaces of Bartlett Park and alongside the picturesque Limehouse Cut, the property enjoys a fantastic local community spirit.

Located just a short two-minute stroll across the park, you will find the vibrant community hub housing both Poplar Union—which hosts a diverse calendar of live comedy, arts, and wellness classes—and the renowned Poplar Bakehouse (by e5 Bakehouse).

This independent artisan micro-bakery and coffee roastery serves organic sourdough and exceptional pastries, providing the ultimate weekend morning routine right on your doorstep.

For a true taste of the East End, the historic Chrisp Street Market is a short walk away, home to legendary traditional pie and mash shops like Maureen’s and Eastenders.

Transport Links Ideally positioned for City and Docklands commuters, Pavilion Apartments is located just: • 0.4 miles from Westferry DLR Station (swift links to Bank, Canary Wharf, and the Elizabeth Line).

• 0.5 miles from Langdon Park DLR Station • Excellent Local Bus Network: The D6,277,309 and 135 buses are all highly accessible close by, offering frequent, direct routes to Hackney, Mile End, Bethnal Green and Liverpool Street Tenure: Leasehold of 99 years from the1 June 2015,87 years remaining.

Our vendor is investigating what the premium will be to extend the lease by the statutory 90 years. Ground rent N/A Service charges £173.49 pcm EPC Band: C.

Council Tax Band: C EWS1 Rating B1 Shared ownership option: Also available to buy via Shared Ownership, subject to eligibility.

If you would like to purchase via Shared Ownership you can find all the information on our website at , along with all available new build and pre-owned Shared Ownership homes.

The monthly rent for 50% of this property is £527.11 per calendar month. Viewing and availability: Our vendors will rent a property so that this property can be purchased quickly.

Please contact our sales team to confirm your viewing. Poplar Poplar is a vibrant district located in the East End of London, England.

Historically, it was known for its strong ties to the shipping industry due to its proximity to the River Thames and the London Docks.

Today, it stands as a diverse and evolving neighbourhood with a rich cultural heritage and a blend of old and new.

One of the defining features of Poplar is its architectural landscape, which showcases a mix of Victorian terraced houses, post-war council estates, and modern developments.

While parts of the area have undergone significant regeneration efforts, traces of its industrial past can still be seen in the form of converted warehouses and dockside buildings.

Poplar is also home to a diverse community, with residents hailing from various cultural backgrounds.

This diversity is reflected in the array of shops, restaurants, and markets that line the streets, offering everything from traditional East End fare to cuisine from around the world.

The area boasts several green spaces, including Bartlett Park and Poplar Recreation Ground, providing residents with places to relax and unwind amidst the urban hustle and bustle.

Additionally, Poplar benefits from excellent transportation links, with several tube stations and bus routes connecting it to central London and beyond.

Overall, Poplar is a dynamic and thriving neighbourhood, where the past meets the present, and where community spirit thrives amidst ongoing development and change.