Location

Sir William Middleton commissioned the building of Albion Square in 1844. Pevsner has described the design of the square as "clearly influenced by the work of the celebrated landscape designer and writer, John Claudius Loudon". The central garden was saved from demolition and remains an ornamental garden with symmetrical beds, grass and trees and a picturesque garden pavilion.

Nearby are plenty of local amenities, including cafes, restaurants and pubs. The green open spaces of London Fields can be found 0.6 miles away, along with Broadway Market.

There are numerous transport links nearby, including Haggerston Station (0.3 miles) and Dalston Junction (0.6 miles) along with many buses into the City.

All times and distances are approximate.

Description

Savills are delighted to offer onto the market this exceptional Grade II listed semi-detached family home overlooking one of Hackney's most desirable garden squares.

A rare four-bedroom, four-storey property offering over 2000 sq. ft of accommodation with original period features throughout such as wood shutters, sash windows, wood flooring and many of the original fireplaces intact.

Accommodation comprises access via the raised ground into a large hallway, two reception rooms with the front room looking across onto the Square, and stairs leading down to the lower ground floor with a separate dining room, bathroom and kitchen with doors out onto a private 75' rear garden.

The upper two floors benefit from four double bedrooms and a family bathroom.

The house offers further scope to extend subject to planning permission.