The property itself comprises a good size double bedroom with a built-in storage unit, a larger than normal dual aspect, semi-open plan kitchen, dining and living room, which leads out to the large private decked balcony and a separate family bathroom. The kitchen has been fully fitted with integrated Bosch appliances including a large fridge freezer, dishwasher and microwave, and the hallway cupboard has the washer and drying machine. The location of the development means that Bow Church (DLR) and Bow Road Station (District and Hammersmith and City Lines) are within short walking distance making commuting into Canary Wharf and the City extremely easy. For those that drive, the A12 is easily accessible. There is plenty to do in the local area and the new owners will benefit from being next to Westfield Shopping Centre for all shopping needs and the beautiful open green spaces of Victoria Park and Queen Elizabeth Park, great for outdoor activities. Everyday amenities can be found on the doorstep including a large Tesco and Nisa Local and there are plenty of restaurants, pubs and cafes on Roman Road and in Mile End. This property is absolutely perfect for first-time buyers, looking to live in a larger than normal modern high spec apartment in the heart of East London, surrounded by beautiful open green spaces and local attractions.

Discover Bow, an East London area steeped in a rich historical legacy dating back to the 1100s. While other neighborhoods in the East End experienced transformative effects from the 2012 Olympics, Bow has carved its own unique path. However, recent years have witnessed remarkable progress, making it an increasingly appealing place to call home. With its roots deeply anchored in English history, Bow holds a timeless charm that resonates throughout its streets. As you wander through its historic lanes, you'll uncover hidden gems and architectural treasures that serve as reminders of the area's enduring past.Discover Bow, an East London area steeped in a rich historical legacy dating back to the 1100s. While other neighborhoods in the East End experienced transformative effects from the 2012 Olympics, Bow has carved its own unique path. However, recent years have witnessed remarkable progress, making it an increasingly appealing place to call home. With its roots deeply anchored in English history, Bow holds a timeless charm that resonates throughout its streets. As you wander through its historic lanes, you'll uncover hidden gems and architectural treasures that serve as reminders of the area's enduring past.