Formerly an industrial peninsula, bounded by east London’s extensive canal network, Fish Island has become a hive of creatives, start-ups, pop-ups and independent bars and eateries. The area perfectly balances living, working and playing – it’s a flourishing community with London village vibes. The green open spaces of Victoria Park and The Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park are also just a short stroll or cycle away. The two closest train stations are Hackney Wick Overground and Pudding Mill Lane DLR station, both circa 0.6 miles away and will get you to Stratford station in one stop (change for the Central or Jubilee Line for quick routes into the City). Hackney Wick and Fish Island Village offer countless great amenities, some Easthaus favourites include: Tuck Shop – A ‘consciously curated one stop shop and bar’ offering local produce, coffee and flowers from nearby florist Edie Rose. Barkney Wick – Doggy day care and café. The Lord Napier pub and roof terrace - great for sunny days and serves up delicious Thai street food from Krapow. Hackney Bridge – A buzzing collection of workspaces, studios and kitchens, offering street food stands, pop ups and outdoor seating. Lofty’s – A warehouse treasure trove of furniture. Cornerstone – Incredible seafood restaurant by chef Tom Brown. Crate – Everyone’s favourite canal side spot for beer and pizza. Lanterna – canalside Italian restaurant.

Details: Leasehold circa 104 years remaining Service Charges: Approx £3,640pa Ground Rent: Approx £500pa Council Tax: Tower Hamlets, Band D EPC rating: C Parking: Designated parking bay EWS1: The building has a B2 rating, it will have a B1 rating once remedial works are complete. The building has been approved for government Building Safety Fund monies, but there are no confirmed dates for works to commence.