
Occupying the first floor of an imposing Victorian townhouse on Sandringham Road in Hackney is this charming one-bedroom apartment. The building is set back from the road and is made from London stock brick, rendered in white with a balanced, classical façade punctuated by arched sash windows. Decorated in bold colours, the palette throughout the apartment is warm and playful, creating an inviting atmosphere characterised by a lovely blend of old and new. Sandringham Road is peaceful yet minutes from east London’s shops, restaurants and bars.
Setting the Scene
Sandringham Road is brilliantly located, paving the way between Dalston and Hackney Downs station and park. The St Mark’s Conservation Area centres around the parish church. The scheme of the Victorian development in which this apartment is situated was conceived by the ground landlords and the Tyson-Amhurst’s between 1860 and 1870. The houses’ architectural merit and detailing warranted the conservation area.
The Grand Tour
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