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£800,000
Dawson Street, London, E2
- 1 bed
£800,000
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You can tell when a home gets the designer treatment. It takes a special kind of skillset to turn a 1850's built, former parcel shop in Shoreditch into a laid back, effortlessly cool living space, but Paul Andrews, of BBC's Interior Design Masters series, has nailed it.
Twenty something years ago, Paul spotted an ad in the local newspaper (yes, proper old-school) for a property on Dawson Street. Having a hunch that this pocket of the City Fringe was vastly overlooked and on the up, he moved swiftly, paid his money and settled down.
It wasn't until ten years later that Paul set about dramatic changes to the interior when he needed more space. Rather than move, he chose to improve, and began a significant switcheroo of rooms. Essentially this meant turning the entire layout around, incorporating an existing garage workshop at the rear, and adding a new basement bedroom that created a new home of nearly 700 sq ft from a former smaller home.
Hidden in plain sight like so many unique homes, an anonymous rustic door in Dunloe Street gives little away as to what awaits. Push through, and you're immersed in a world of quiet tranquility in a classic walled London garden enveloped in green borders and weathered brick wall.
From this social al-fresco space, big Crittall-style double doors and windows to the rear of the apartment create a seamless connection with the open-plan living space. Elegant styling and warm, muted tones complement the walnut panelled wall and poured resin floor - Paul's two little nods to the industrial heritage of the building. Overhead, more natural light falls through a glazed atrium.
It's classically functional triangular "zoned" space, with distinct areas for living, dining, and bespoke kitchen.
More industrial inspired touches are evident as you head forwards. A pair of Crittall-style pocket doors reveal an exquisite shower room, where the Carrara clad walls and floor are paired with Hansgrohe fittings. Back in the hall and another pocket door slides in to a chic and versatile home office-cum-guest room with neutral tones complimenting the limed oak floor.
A stout set of internal stairs deliver you to a Scandi style, whitewashed bedroom, where discreet lighting creates a cool and calming ambience. A neat under-stairs storage arrangement takes care of the personal items.
You'd be hard pressed to find another community like Shoreditch. It's fun, vibrant and a mix of thoroughly interesting and creative types who love their neighbourhood, reflected in the colourful list of coffee shops, bars, clubs and restaurants, a few of which enjoy Michelin star status.
It's also a hub of public transport; another factor in the extraordinary growth of this city fringe destination, along with exceptional public spaces, galleries and markets to keep you occupied and fulfilled at weekends.
Council Tax Band: B (£1,300) - Hackney
Tenure: Leasehold
The Property is sold with a new lease
Twenty something years ago, Paul spotted an ad in the local newspaper (yes, proper old-school) for a property on Dawson Street. Having a hunch that this pocket of the City Fringe was vastly overlooked and on the up, he moved swiftly, paid his money and settled down.
It wasn't until ten years later that Paul set about dramatic changes to the interior when he needed more space. Rather than move, he chose to improve, and began a significant switcheroo of rooms. Essentially this meant turning the entire layout around, incorporating an existing garage workshop at the rear, and adding a new basement bedroom that created a new home of nearly 700 sq ft from a former smaller home.
Hidden in plain sight like so many unique homes, an anonymous rustic door in Dunloe Street gives little away as to what awaits. Push through, and you're immersed in a world of quiet tranquility in a classic walled London garden enveloped in green borders and weathered brick wall.
From this social al-fresco space, big Crittall-style double doors and windows to the rear of the apartment create a seamless connection with the open-plan living space. Elegant styling and warm, muted tones complement the walnut panelled wall and poured resin floor - Paul's two little nods to the industrial heritage of the building. Overhead, more natural light falls through a glazed atrium.
It's classically functional triangular "zoned" space, with distinct areas for living, dining, and bespoke kitchen.
More industrial inspired touches are evident as you head forwards. A pair of Crittall-style pocket doors reveal an exquisite shower room, where the Carrara clad walls and floor are paired with Hansgrohe fittings. Back in the hall and another pocket door slides in to a chic and versatile home office-cum-guest room with neutral tones complimenting the limed oak floor.
A stout set of internal stairs deliver you to a Scandi style, whitewashed bedroom, where discreet lighting creates a cool and calming ambience. A neat under-stairs storage arrangement takes care of the personal items.
You'd be hard pressed to find another community like Shoreditch. It's fun, vibrant and a mix of thoroughly interesting and creative types who love their neighbourhood, reflected in the colourful list of coffee shops, bars, clubs and restaurants, a few of which enjoy Michelin star status.
It's also a hub of public transport; another factor in the extraordinary growth of this city fringe destination, along with exceptional public spaces, galleries and markets to keep you occupied and fulfilled at weekends.
Council Tax Band: B (£1,300) - Hackney
Tenure: Leasehold
The Property is sold with a new lease
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£800,000
1 bed flat for sale
Dawson Street, London, E2
You can tell when a home gets the designer treatment. It takes a special kind of skillset to turn a 1850's built, former parcel shop in Shoreditch into a laid back, effortlessly cool living space, but Paul Andrews, of BBC's Interior Design Masters series, has nailed it.
Twenty something years ago, Paul spotted an ad in the local newspaper (yes, proper old-school) for a property on Dawson Street. Having a hunch that this pocket of the City Fringe was vastly overlooked and on the up, he moved swiftly, paid his money and settled down.
It wasn't until ten years later that Paul set about dramatic changes to the interior when he needed more space. Rather than move, he chose to improve, and began a significant switcheroo of rooms. Essentially this meant turning the entire layout around, incorporating an existing garage workshop at the rear, and adding a new basement bedroom that created a new home of nearly 700 sq ft from a former smaller home.
Hidden in plain sight like so many unique homes, an anonymous rustic door in Dunloe Street gives little away as to what awaits. Push through, and you're immersed in a world of quiet tranquility in a classic walled London garden enveloped in green borders and weathered brick wall.
From this social al-fresco space, big Crittall-style double doors and windows to the rear of the apartment create a seamless connection with the open-plan living space. Elegant styling and warm, muted tones complement the walnut panelled wall and poured resin floor - Paul's two little nods to the industrial heritage of the building. Overhead, more natural light falls through a glazed atrium.
It's classically functional triangular "zoned" space, with distinct areas for living, dining, and bespoke kitchen.
More industrial inspired touches are evident as you head forwards. A pair of Crittall-style pocket doors reveal an exquisite shower room, where the Carrara clad walls and floor are paired with Hansgrohe fittings. Back in the hall and another pocket door slides in to a chic and versatile home office-cum-guest room with neutral tones complimenting the limed oak floor.
A stout set of internal stairs deliver you to a Scandi style, whitewashed bedroom, where discreet lighting creates a cool and calming ambience. A neat under-stairs storage arrangement takes care of the personal items.
You'd be hard pressed to find another community like Shoreditch. It's fun, vibrant and a mix of thoroughly interesting and creative types who love their neighbourhood, reflected in the colourful list of coffee shops, bars, clubs and restaurants, a few of which enjoy Michelin star status.
It's also a hub of public transport; another factor in the extraordinary growth of this city fringe destination, along with exceptional public spaces, galleries and markets to keep you occupied and fulfilled at weekends.
Council Tax Band: B (£1,300) - Hackney
Tenure: Leasehold
The Property is sold with a new lease
Twenty something years ago, Paul spotted an ad in the local newspaper (yes, proper old-school) for a property on Dawson Street. Having a hunch that this pocket of the City Fringe was vastly overlooked and on the up, he moved swiftly, paid his money and settled down.
It wasn't until ten years later that Paul set about dramatic changes to the interior when he needed more space. Rather than move, he chose to improve, and began a significant switcheroo of rooms. Essentially this meant turning the entire layout around, incorporating an existing garage workshop at the rear, and adding a new basement bedroom that created a new home of nearly 700 sq ft from a former smaller home.
Hidden in plain sight like so many unique homes, an anonymous rustic door in Dunloe Street gives little away as to what awaits. Push through, and you're immersed in a world of quiet tranquility in a classic walled London garden enveloped in green borders and weathered brick wall.
From this social al-fresco space, big Crittall-style double doors and windows to the rear of the apartment create a seamless connection with the open-plan living space. Elegant styling and warm, muted tones complement the walnut panelled wall and poured resin floor - Paul's two little nods to the industrial heritage of the building. Overhead, more natural light falls through a glazed atrium.
It's classically functional triangular "zoned" space, with distinct areas for living, dining, and bespoke kitchen.
More industrial inspired touches are evident as you head forwards. A pair of Crittall-style pocket doors reveal an exquisite shower room, where the Carrara clad walls and floor are paired with Hansgrohe fittings. Back in the hall and another pocket door slides in to a chic and versatile home office-cum-guest room with neutral tones complimenting the limed oak floor.
A stout set of internal stairs deliver you to a Scandi style, whitewashed bedroom, where discreet lighting creates a cool and calming ambience. A neat under-stairs storage arrangement takes care of the personal items.
You'd be hard pressed to find another community like Shoreditch. It's fun, vibrant and a mix of thoroughly interesting and creative types who love their neighbourhood, reflected in the colourful list of coffee shops, bars, clubs and restaurants, a few of which enjoy Michelin star status.
It's also a hub of public transport; another factor in the extraordinary growth of this city fringe destination, along with exceptional public spaces, galleries and markets to keep you occupied and fulfilled at weekends.
Council Tax Band: B (£1,300) - Hackney
Tenure: Leasehold
The Property is sold with a new lease