AMAZING 4 DOUBLE BEDROOM PROPERTY BRICK LANE/SPITALFIELDS E1! AVAILABLE NOW!!

Situated in one of the most sought after location in East London is this FOUR DOUBLE BEDROOM set on the first floor of a low rise secure block of flats only a stone throw away from TRENDY & VIBRANT Brick Lane and Spitalfields LONDON E1.

The location boasts a short walking distance to a selection of Bars & Restaurants and Cafes (Italian, Spanish, Indian etc), Boutique shops, Vintage stores and Art galleries and many more local attractions whilst enjoying a good nightlife also around the corner into Shoreditch and Hoxton.

Briefly, the property comprises of FOUR FURNISHED DOUBLE BEDROOMS, Tiled bathroom with Shower, separate kitchen fitted with appliances (NO LOUNGE). The flat has been newly decorated neutrally throughout and finished to a very good standard with modern fixtures and fittings.

Keys features;
– FOUR DOUBLE BEDROOMS
– TILED BATHROOM WITH SHOWER
– SEPARATE W/C
– OFFERED FURNISHED
– NEUTRAL DÉCOR
– SEPARATE KITCHEN
– NO LIVING ROOM
– DOUBLE GLAZED WINDOWS
– SECURE ENTRY SYSTEM
– GAS CENTRAL HEATING
– VERY CLOSE TO BRICK LANE AND SPITALFIELDS
– EASY ACCESS TO TRANSPORT LINKS
– WALKING DISTANCE OF ALL THE LOCAL AMENITIES

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TRAVEL INFO:
District line: Tower Hill, Aldgate East, Whitechapel, Stepney Green, Bow, Bromley by Bow
East London Line: Shoreditch, Shadwell, Wapping
DLR: Bank, Limehouse, Westferry, Poplar, Bow Church, All Saints, West India Quay, South Quay, Canary Wharf, Mudchute, Cross harbour, Island Gardens, Docklands

NEARBY UNIVERSITIES:
Queen Mary University, London Metropolitan, University of East London, London College of Fashion, SOAS, UCL, LSE, South Bank University, City University, Westminster University, Greenwich University, Kings College, Royal Vet College. Imperial College

NEARBY ATTRACTIONS:
Spitalfields Market, Hoxton square, Old Street, Columbia Flower Market, West End Theatre, Brick Lane, Art Gallery, Victoria Park, City of London, Covent Garden, British Museum