Dining table Hangers Dishwasher Drying rack for clothing Bed linens Wifi Dishes and silverware Freezer Sound system Toaster Shower gel Cleaning products Hot water kettle Exercise equipment Bathtub Fire extinguisher Refrigerator Extra pillows and blankets Dedicated workspace Microwave Oven Iron Hair dryer Kitchen Smoke alarm Free washer – In unit Elevator Pets allowed Essentials Hot water Carbon monoxide alarm Coffee Park view Portable fans Conditioner Free dryer – In unit HDTV with Amazon Prime Video Chromecast Netflix Fire TV HBO Max Patio or balcony Shampoo Wine glasses Body soap Cooking basics Paid parking off premises Heating Stove Clothing storage
Warehouse Conversion In The Heart Of Shoreditch
Beautiful, stylish, and spacious warehouse apartment overlooking Hoxton Square in the heart of Shoreditch. Large open plan living area with double doors opening onto the square - your own private table to eat or have cocktails while you watch the world go by. <br /><br />Huge comfortable sofa to relax on. OLED smart TV with Netflix, Amazon Prime, TV Now, etc. <br /><br />Work space with an iMac for your use. 250mbs fibre broadband. <br /><br />Bedroom faces the rear of the building - quiet with an ultra comfortable king bed.<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />Large, bright open plan loft space totalling around 65sqm (700sq foot) located on the 3rd floor (4th to those of you from North America!) of a building dating from 1897. The space has been entirely modernised, whilst keep period features such as exposed brick walls and iron radiators. The remains of the pulley system used to haul goods up to the upper floors of the building remains, extending from the living room through what is now
Vibrant Hoxton is home to indie art galleries and cool bars, with trendy global eateries surrounding the green space of Hoxton Square. High end restaurants accompany the Vietnamese restaurant area along busy Kingsland Road. <br />Members clubs such as Shoreditch House (Soho House) and The Curtain, hotels such as Nobu and The Ace sit on the same streets as backpacker hostels.<br />The Regent’s Canal has a popular towpath walk to escape to, and down-to-earth Hoxton Street Market sells food, clothes, and housewares. The Geffrye Museum has rooms with period furnishings in an 18th-century almshouse.<br />Columbia Road flower market is minutes away, and Broadway Market and London Fields an easy walk.<br /><br />Hoxton Square itself dates from 1683 with the garden itself laid out in 1709. There are many historical references calling it a green oasis in a densely developed neighbourhood, and this remains the case today. Located a few streets away from the Northern boundary of "The City" - Lond