45 Tredegar Square, Bow, E3, London, E3 5AE

Set within one of East London’s most beautiful and historically preserved garden squares, this exceptional Grade II listed Georgian townhouse overlooks the magnificent central gardens of Tredegar Square.

Built in the 1830s for prosperous City merchants seeking space, elegance and tranquillity away from the bustle of the City, the square remains remarkably unchanged almost two centuries later - its grand terraces, iron railings and classical proportions offering a rare glimpse into London’s architectural past.

Arranged over five storeys and extending to approximately 2,200 sq ft, this distinguished home showcases the timeless proportions and character that define Georgian architecture.

Tall sash windows flood the interiors with natural light, while generous ceiling heights and elegant reception rooms create an atmosphere of refined period living rarely found in modern homes.

The accommodation currently comprises four bedrooms, two bathrooms, reception and dining rooms and a fitted kitchen, offering both flexibility and scale for family life or entertaining.

To the rear, a beautifully proportioned 55 ft south west-facing garden provides a rare and private outdoor retreat, while a unique roof terrace accessed from the first floor offers an additional elevated space to enjoy afternoon and evening sun.

The property also benefits from planning permission for a single-storey rear infill extension and the reconfiguration of the lower ground floor, creating the opportunity to establish a more contemporary open-plan entertaining space while preserving the home’s historic character.

Homes on Tredegar Square rarely come to market, and those that do are prized for their remarkable architectural integrity, leafy surroundings and the unique privilege of access to the square’s private residents’ garden - a hidden oasis that has been enjoyed by residents for nearly 200 years.

This is a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial period home on one of East London’s most sought-after garden squares, combining historic grandeur, exceptional proportions and the potential to create a truly outstanding London residence.

Please note that images 3,5 and 10 have been virtually staged using ai to illustrate how the rooms could be furnished. The original, unedited photographs are shown alongside for reference.