The Kiln Works

Specification

• Fitted modular handleless kitchen units in grey matt finish with Staron solid worktops
• Range of Siemens integrated appliances including dishwasher and A energy rated washer dryer located in separate utility cupboard
• Amtico strip flooring in Bordeaux Oak to hall, living area and kitchen
• Communal gas fired heating system serving white radiators with individual thermostat controls
• Low energy LED white downlighters throughout
• Audio visual door entry system

Bedroom:

• Integrated wardrobes fitted in principal bedroom with sliding mirrored doors (where shown on the plan)
• 80/20 wool mix carpet to bedrooms in cool grey

Bathroom:

• Fitted with Duravit appliances
• Blue glazed border feature ceramic wall tiles and square, large format light grey porcelain floor and wall tiles to bathrooms and ensuites
• Bespoke wall mounted mirror finished cabinet in all bathrooms
• Black satin finish heated towel rail

Communal Areas:

• Two passenger lifts located within entrance lobby
• Tiled communal entrance hall and carpet floor finish to communal corridors
• Cycle storage
• Landscaped communal gardens with lawn, play and seating areas

Out & about

From your desk in the City you can be home at The Kiln Works in well under 30 minutes with plenty of energy left to make the most of life in Limehouse.

There are acres of open green space in which to walk, cycle, exercise or just hang out including Mile End Park, home to Mile End Leisure Centre and the Climbing Wall.

For everyday shopping, you have all the major supermarkets to choose from, including a Sainsbury’s Local at the end of your road.

On the last Saturday of every month, Limehouse Basin Market showcases a mouthwatering blend of street food from around the world and an eclectic mix of artisanal products.

When it comes to living the good Limehouse life, you’re close enough to The Grapes and The Narrow, two fantastic pubs on Narrow Street, to make them your local.

Looking for entertainment on your doorstep? Try The Troxy, which describes itself as London’s most versatile venue. A Grade II listed art deco building that opened in 1933, The Troxy offers live music, stand-up comedy and unusual events. Genesis Cinema, also a short walk from The Kiln Works, bills itself as East London’s oldest cinema and also has a popular bar and restaurant. Close enough to make them your local.

CGI of the development is for planning and illustrative purposes only and is subject to change.

T&C's

*Terms and conditions apply, contact our team for details.  Actual Stamp Duty Land Tax contribution will depend on individual circumstances and plot value/purchased and allows for the temporary increase of the Stamp Duty threshold to £500,000 valid until 30/06/2021.  Once reservation fee is paid before 04/05/2021, exchange must be within 28 days and must complete before/on 18/06/2021 for offer to be honoured. Offer may be removed or changed at any time and available on selected 2 and 3 bedroom private sale apartments only.