Location

The house was built in 1823, originally called Cottage Grove then renamed Rhondda Grove in 1937. 

The property is located in a popular high amenity location with a fabulous variety of local pubs, cafes and independent shops close at hand.

Mile End Tube (0.1 miles) and Bow Road tube (0.5 miles) are both nearby, together with regular buses and cycle lanes providing easy access to the City and central London.

The property is 0.7 miles from the delightful green open spaces of Victoria Park, with its popular cafes, sports and leisure facilities.

Description

Savills are delighted to offer to the market this stunning Georgian four-storey townhouse, on a prestigious tree-lined street within the Tredegar Square Conservation Area.

Upon stepping into the premises, you're immediately struck by a staircase, which commands attention in the hallway.

Ascending to the upper levels, you're greeted by generous landings and a master bedroom suite spanning the entire top floor. Complete with custom-built wardrobes, a luxurious sunken bath, and a sleek wet floor shower, it offers unparalleled views of the city skyline and the historic East End of London. Two additional double bedrooms, each adorned with ornate marble fireplaces.

The ground floor exudes elegance, with a grand double-aspect drawing room with handcrafted floorboards and underfloor heating along with a formal study that opens onto a roof terrace.

The lower ground floor features sliding pocket doors leading to a cinema room, a separate utility room and convenient access to the landscaped front garden, complete with a storage room.

The open-plan kitchen and dining area epitomize entertainment perfection with top-of-the-line fittings and bi-folding doors seamlessly merging the indoor and outdoor spaces. The southwest-facing garden offers an idyllic setting for family gatherings.