Found at the point Daltson and Stoke Newington meet, this one-bedroom, ground-floor flat in a Victorian mansion block excels at calm and immaculately presented spaces.
Salcombe Road II, Stoke Newington, 1 Bed. Flat
£425,000
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THE LEGAL BIT
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BRICKWORKS SAYS
Set within a 19th-century mansion block, the rather grand exterior belies the sanctuary of the flat inside. Calming, earthy tones capture the laid-back feel of the home, while more tactile elements, such as the natural wood floors and doors and exposed brick fireplace, add character. Keeping it classic, the eat-in kitchen is simple yet effective, with ample cupboard space, all in minimal white.
As much as the calming aesthetic, we really appreciate the thought-through features, such as the alcove unit angled for the television and the wardrobe solidly built into the bedroom. Likewise, care has been given to the recent renovation of the bathroom, where the rainfall shower head has been upgraded to bring a touch of luxury to your morning routine.
While you’d never know it from the peaceful street, Eagle Mansions is positioned in the thick of the action, with Dalston and Stokey on your doorstep, providing a choice of eclectic neighbourhoods to enjoy. Let your mood guide you. Church Street, famous for brunching and browsing, is a great way to kick off the weekend. Evolutionary Arts Hackney offers a great line-up in comedy and gigs, and good times are guaranteed in one of Dalston’s many late-night venues.
THE OWNERS SAY
We have lived in this flat for the past five years and absolutely loved it. The flat itself is quietly tucked away from the hustle and bustle of Stoke Newington High Road, but just a short walk takes you to Dalston, Newington Green and Stoke Newington, where coffee shops, restaurants and cocktail bars are in abundance.
It is bittersweet to be moving, but it is time for the next chapter in our lives. We only hope that the next owners have as many laughs and as much fun as we have had here. We aren't going far and will be forever frequent visitors to Dalston—we can't go too long without popping into our favourite bar, Escudo De Cuba, which serves the best tapas in the area.
POINTS TO CONSIDER
Energy Performance Certificate (EPC):
Current Energy Rating C
Potential Energy Rating C
Council Tax:
Band B in the borough of Hackney.
£1,464 in 2024/25
Utilities:
Electricity £40
Gas £70
Water £30
These figures naturally change seasonally.
Tenure:
Share of Freehold (with 900 years remaining on the lease).
Service charge:
£220 per month, collected every six months.
Ground rent:
£40 collected every six months.
Neighbours:
In Eagle Mansions, there are 48 flats in total. Eight are within the same block.
Recent work:
The current owners have fitted a new bathroom, and the windows and frames were replaced relatively recently.
Getting around:
With Dalston Kingsland and Junction Overground stations just down the road, London is your oyster. Alternatively, the cycle superhighway runs at the end of the road, making travelling on two wheels a doddle.
Onward plans:
The current owners have already found their new home. They need to link the sale and purchase.
Brickworks loves:
Explore North London
landmarks
1 Rio Cinema
This independent “art deco picture palace” has a storied history, but its real appeal is arthouse and family-friendly fare in a rare and wonderful setting. Come for the film, stay for the new whisky bar, situated conveniently next to Screen 2.
2 Brunswick East
This Aussie-run cafe has an inventive, delicious brunch menu. Doors open at 8 a.m., so you can grab a coffee and a tasty Dusty Knuckle Bakery pastry on the way to work, but food is served all day long.
3 Oren
Opened in October 2019, chef Oded Oren serves up Mediterranean and Middle-Eastern inspired small-plates & pillowy pittas within the unassuming form of a neighbourhood restaurant. The food is incredible.
4 Cafe Melo
As you would expect, Melo serves excellent coffee (Allpress beans), but that is only the hook to get you inside. What keeps you coming back are their seriously delicious plates, tempting toasties and a smorgasbord of–– frankly––irresistible sweet treats. With a focus on locally sourced ingredients, including vegan and gluten-free options, this place is a gem.
5 Dusty Knuckle
A Dalston institution for bread, pastries and pizza, Dustry Knuckle doesn't just serve up good bread (although it is delicious). It is also an institute for positive change that helps at-risk young people, including young offenders, transform their lives through training and mentorship.