## The space With interiors curated from unique, vintage materials this property is full of character. For instance, the shelves full, which are full of cookery books, are fashioned from benches which were sourced from old changing rooms. The antique ceiling lighting formerly occupied the Bank of England and the dinning table was obtained from a cooking school in Liverpool and dates back to 1973. Finally, the kitchen work surfaces are made with refurbished laboratory boards and snooker tables. This makes the apartment a great place to relax and cook with friends. The building's communal garden area is a quiet sanctuary to return to after a busy day in the city. Adjacent to this property there is an attached studio space, this is ideal for guests with a passion for photography or film. If you are interested in using this space, please enquire for more information. Amenities: - 24/7 guest support - Professionally cleaned - Hotel-quality bed linen and towels - 24/7 check-in as there is a lockbox with the keys Kitchen: - Fully equipped - Oven - Stove - Refrigerator - Microwave - Toaster - Kettle - Washing machine - Dishwasher Livi...

## The neighborhood South Hackney is a fantastic area, recommended by Time Out and the Guardian, amongst others. There is a great mix of fun things to do in a safe residential area. Broadway Market, London Fields, Victoria Park, Columbia Rd Market, Hackney City Farm, an outdoor heated swimming pool, kids playgrounds, tennis courts, bicycle hire, cafes, bars, restaurants, cinemas are all just a short walk away. If markets and food trucks are your thing, Shoreditch, Brick Lane and Spitalfields are vibrant areas only a 30 min walk or two stops on the Overground. Another big draw is Regent’s Canal, which is lined with street art, colourful barges and former warehouses turned apartment blocks, with independent restaurants and cafes on the ground floor. At a push this can become your own version of a Riveria come the summer months, when all the locals can be found mooching along the towpath on the weekends or spilling out of the Proud Archivist with glasses of wine to enjoy the last of the sun. The newly rejuvenated arches ferrying the Overground north to Dalston and south to Hoxton have hosted an explosion of cool openings in recent years, from classy Japanese eateries to daf...