1 Bedroom Flat  Sold in Bethnal Green Price Guide £375,000

Situated on the second floor the apartment itself has a plethora of period features including 12 pane sash windows, high ceilings, exposed floor boards and external wrought iron railings. The property is comprised of a large dual aspect reception room which has two over sized sash windows allowing a wealth of natural light in to the room, a bespoke fitted kitchen including solid black work surfaces with matching units, sink and tap. The main bedroom is well-proportioned in its size and rounding off the property is the bathroom which has an art deco vibe. The property also has the added benefit of outside space is in the form of shared courtyard gardens.

Museum House is located on the cusp of the Globe Road Conservation Area and being well positioned for convenient access to both Bethnal Green Tube Station and the green spaces of Bethnal Gren Gardens. Erected on a site that had been cleared between Victoria Park Square and Globe Road under the Metropolitan Street Improvements Act of 1883, the four-storeyed Museum House originally provided accommodation, by the room for 166 casual day labourers.

The block dates from the same period as Bethnal Green Library, the V&A Museum of Childhood and York Hall which acted as Bath House and laundry for the building.

Today, what was originally rented rooms, is now a collection of quirky apartments, each one unique in its layout. The current owners have paid careful attention to maintain some of the original features of the tenement design by reinstating fire places and maintaining exposed brickwork.

*LEASEHOLD
*LEASE LENGTH - 143 YEARS
*SERVICE CHARGE - £1500.00 PA
*GROUND RENT - £0 PA
*COUNCIL TAX - BAND C