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The four-storey townhouse location on Mile End Road has a black-and-white marble-tiled path leading to a stone balcony entrance.

The entrance hall reveals aged pine floors and a clear view to the staircase and garden. Two large reception rooms sit on either side, with double-aspect windows and exquisite marble chimneypieces, including one from Lord Rosebery’s Berkeley Square townhouse.

The lower-ground floor includes a guest bedroom with original panelling and an 18th-century fireplace from ‘Tom’s Coffee House’ in Covent Garden. The kitchen, overlooking the garden, features Victorian table legs, Swedish green marble counters, and a reclaimed stoneware sink.

The first floor offers a spacious sitting room with an Asiatic carved wood fireplace. Two connected rooms retain original panelled closets and historic wallpaper remnants. This level also includes a 19th-century tiled shower room and WC.

The top floor houses three bedrooms, a home office, and a grand bathroom with two reclaimed claw-foot baths by high-set windows.

No free parking with the property – we recommend using JustPark to find spaces near you.

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