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Charming 1 bed Victorian home in De Beauvoir!
This charming one bed home in Haggerston, is perfect for couples looking for the perfect place to stay in London!<br /><br />It's in a great location right in the heart of Haggerston, with Haggerston station a 5-10 min walk away. The local area is full of great coffee shops, restaurants and canal-side eateries. Broadway Market, Shoreditch, and Victoria Park are all within walking distance!<br /><br />The flat also comes with a fully equipped kitchen and the cherry on top is the garden beside the canal!<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />The Ground floor is a bright, open plan living room and kitchen with high ceilings and direct view onto the canal. Modern stylish furniture and original features.<br />The patio doors open onto a pretty garden with outdoor eating area also right by the canal.<br />The ground floor bathroom has a bath and shower and washing machine which guests can use. The cosy double bedroom is on the 1st floor and has a comfy king size bed and blackout curtains.<br /><b
Haggerston is a fantastic area, recommended by Time Out and the Guardian, amongst others. There is a great mix of fun things to do in a safe residential area. Broadway Market, London Fields, Victoria Park, Columbia Road Market, Hackney City Farm, an outdoor heated swimming pool, kids playgrounds, tennis courts, bicycle hire, cafes, bars, restaurants, cinemas are all just a short walk away.  If markets and food trucks are your thing, Shoreditch, Brick Lane and Spitalfields are vibrant areas only a 30 min walk or two stops on the Overground.<br /><br />Another big draw is Regent’s Canal, which is lined with street art, colourful barges and former warehouses turned apartment blocks, with independent restaurants and cafes on the ground floor. At a push this can become your own version of a Rivera come the summer months, when all the locals can be found mooching along the towpath on the weekends or spilling out of the Proud Archivist with glasses of wine to enjoy the last of the sun.<br /><