Guide price
£1,650,000
(£771/sq. ft)
4 bed terraced house for saleBow Road, Bow, London E3
4 beds
2 baths
2 receptions
2,141 sq. ft
EPC Rating: D
Just added
Freehold
About this property
Georgian Townhouse
DeVOL kitchen cabinets
Garden extends to almost 97 feet
Principal suite, with a dressing room lined with floor-to-ceiling wardrobes.
Front garden that sets the house back for the road
Grade II listed
This refined Grade ii-listed townhouse has undergone an exemplary restoration, celebrating its original features while incorporating thoughtful elements for contemporary living. Set well back from the street behind an expansive frontage, the home offers both privacy and a welcome sense of separation from city life.
Inside, the hallway is defined by a colourful House of Hackney stair runner, alongside original corbels and timber floorboards that run throughout the ground floor. To the right, the reception rooms have been opened up to allow light to travel from end to end. Original sash windows and shutters draw it deep into the space, which is encircled by bespoke joinery painted in sage green. Two working fireplaces provide focal points, while a library ladder on castors and an integrated desk area lend the room a distinctly bibliophilic character. On this floor there is also a bathroom with a freestanding copper bath, positioned beside a handy boot room with direct access to the garden.
Descending to the lower ground floor, the kitchen and dining room are defined by a calm, neutral palette of soft whites and cream tones. The original Georgian-era fireplace has been opened up, strengthening the connection to the home’s heritage. A deVOL kitchen sits alongside a white electric Aga housed within the rear chimney breast. Natural light is drawn through the space via French doors that open onto the expansive rear garden.
The first and second floors are given over to a further reception room and three bedrooms. The top floor is currently arranged as the principal suite, with a dressing room lined with floor-to-ceiling wardrobes. On the first floor, a reception room has retained and celebrated the original features of the room including a bullseye fireplace surround and high arched sash windows allowing light to flow throughout the space.
Outside, the garden extends to almost 97 feet and has been thoughtfully arranged into distinct zones for dining and relaxing. Established planting, including lilac and acer trees alongside evergreen shrubs, gives the landscape a mature, settled-in feel that would be difficult to replicate. A verdant lawn provides an ideal space for families, while a barbecue area positioned off the kitchen creates a natural setting for entertaining
Inside, the hallway is defined by a colourful House of Hackney stair runner, alongside original corbels and timber floorboards that run throughout the ground floor. To the right, the reception rooms have been opened up to allow light to travel from end to end. Original sash windows and shutters draw it deep into the space, which is encircled by bespoke joinery painted in sage green. Two working fireplaces provide focal points, while a library ladder on castors and an integrated desk area lend the room a distinctly bibliophilic character. On this floor there is also a bathroom with a freestanding copper bath, positioned beside a handy boot room with direct access to the garden.
Descending to the lower ground floor, the kitchen and dining room are defined by a calm, neutral palette of soft whites and cream tones. The original Georgian-era fireplace has been opened up, strengthening the connection to the home’s heritage. A deVOL kitchen sits alongside a white electric Aga housed within the rear chimney breast. Natural light is drawn through the space via French doors that open onto the expansive rear garden.
The first and second floors are given over to a further reception room and three bedrooms. The top floor is currently arranged as the principal suite, with a dressing room lined with floor-to-ceiling wardrobes. On the first floor, a reception room has retained and celebrated the original features of the room including a bullseye fireplace surround and high arched sash windows allowing light to flow throughout the space.
Outside, the garden extends to almost 97 feet and has been thoughtfully arranged into distinct zones for dining and relaxing. Established planting, including lilac and acer trees alongside evergreen shrubs, gives the landscape a mature, settled-in feel that would be difficult to replicate. A verdant lawn provides an ideal space for families, while a barbecue area positioned off the kitchen creates a natural setting for entertaining
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