THE LEGAL BIT

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BRICKWORKS SAYS

The current owner of this beautiful house has struck a delicate balance, giving the building a new lease of life and scale while maintaining a genuinely cosy feel. It's down-to-earth yet undeniably stylish.

The choice of colour and design detailing has created many satisfying moments. The living areas deliver two distinct vibes, the more formal sitting room at the front and a relaxing nook towards the back, divided by beautiful bare-wood panelled doors sourced and restored by the owner. Looking out onto a bucolic garden, the kitchen is reminiscent of a country cottage but with an edge. It's a place where a cool grass-green floor sits happily next to shaker-style units that blend into their surroundings.

Each of the three comfortable bedrooms is distinguished by colour–the main is fresh and bright, while the two others (both doubles) are calming sanctuaries of green and blue. Infusions of pattern add interest, such as the checkerboard hearth or the burst of blue foliage in the downstairs WC.

Outside, the timber-clad beds are ready and waiting for some green fingers. If you've ever wanted to live the good life and grow your own, now's the time, or just sit back and enjoy as the garden bursts into life.

Adley Street's position means you have all the ingredients for a perfect weekend on your doorstep. Take your pick of brunch spots, grab a coffee at Finks and meander Chatsworth Road market, then sweat it out at Hackney Community Sauna. That's not to mention the plentiful options for living it up late into the night. And, of course, you can always blow the cobwebs away at nearby Hackney Marshes.

THE OWNERS SAY

I've truly loved living in this home. The street is peaceful and friendly—one of those rare places where neighbours still say hello, lend a hand, and genuinely look out for one another.

There's a strong sense of community here, especially around Chatsworth Road. From weekend markets to cosy cafés and local shops, it's a vibrant, welcoming area that feels like its own little village in the city. This home has been more than just a place to live—it's been a place to belong. I'll miss it deeply, and I hope the next owners love it as much as I have.

POINTS TO CONSIDER

Energy Performance Certificate (EPC):
Current Energy Rating D
Potential Energy Rating B

Council Tax:
Band D in the borough of Hackney
£1,966 in 2025/26

Utilities:
Monthly costs are approx:
Electricity £60
Gas £60
Water £70
These figures naturally change seasonally.

Recent work:
The current owners have updated the electrics and heating system, installed a new kitchen and bathroom, and decorated extensively.

Getting around:
Take a short walk to Homerton station (Milmay, Z2), where the Overground will take you across town. Alternatively, head to Hackney Downs (Z2) for National Rail services when you need to go further afield.

Onward plans:
The house is being sold chain-free.