3 rooms flat of 72m² in London

Tenure: Leasehold A contemporary 3 bedroom apartment situated within the riba award-winning development by Matthew Lloyd Architectsis, in the heart of Hackney Wick. Set across the fourth floor, the apartment extends to approximately 812 sqft and has been thoughtfully designed to maximise light, volume and outlook. It is available to rent immediately. The plan unfolds laterally, with three bedrooms and two bathrooms arranged around a generous open-plan living space. Underfloor heating runs throughout, complementing an excellent energy performance rating, while a fortnightly cleaning service is also included. A communal roof terrace provides an elevated outdoor retreat with far-reaching views. Entry is via a secure gated courtyard, lending a sense of privacy and retreat from the surrounding neighbourhood. There is a spacious open-plan kitchen and living area comprising of clean-lined white cabinetry, integrated appliances and floor-to-ceiling timber-framed glazing which draws in natural light and frames views towards the Olympic Park and the adjacent historic St Mary of Eton church. Engineered timber flooring runs underfoot, paired with discreet underfloor heating. The principal bedroom is defined by dual-aspect glazing, creating a bright and restful atmosphere. It is served by an en suite bathroom and generous built-in storage. A second double bedroom, also with integrated wardrobes, and a third bedroom sit nearby, alongside a contemporary family bathroom finished with a bath and overhead shower and heated towel rail. Residents have access to a shared roof terrace on the third floor, oriented to capture westerly light and views towards Victoria Park. At ground level, landscaped communal gardens sit between the historic church and the apartment building, offering a quiet, green counterpoint to the urban setting. Residents also have secure cycle storage. Aumbrey Apartments sits between Victoria Park and the River Lea, within one of east London’s most creative and fast-evolving neighbourhoods. Hackney Wick 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. Some Easthaus favourites include: Crate – popular canal side spot for beer and pizza. Tuck Shop – A ‘consciously curated one stop shop and bar’ offering local produce and coffee. The Lord Napier pub and roof terrace - great for sunny days and serves up delicious food. 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. Barge East - a floating restuarant on the canal and covered outdoor bar. The green open spaces of Victoria Park and The Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park are also just a short stroll or cycle away. The nearest train station is Hackney Wick station (Mildmay Line) circa 0.3 miles away, one stop to Stratford for quick connections into Central London via the Central, Jubilee and Elizabeth lines. EPC Rating: B