Description

This one-bedroom loft apartment is on the first floor of 5 King Edward’s Road (also known as Durigo House), a former 1920s clothing factory, situated between London Fields and Victoria Park. Converted in the 1990s into 84 apartments, the building retains many original industrial features, including double-height ceilings and large Crittall windows.

You enter into a hallway with a fully fitted kitchen on the right. Straight ahead is the open-plan living space, offering a flexible layout for both living and dining areas. Off this main space, also on the right, is the bedroom featuring double-height ceilings and exposed concrete overhead. Above the living space is the mezzanine level, providing additional flexible space that can be used as a snug, office or informal guest bedroom.

The fully-tiled bathroom has matte black fixtures and a bath with shower overhead.

Storage lines the hallway and a bike hoist utilises the double-height ceilings, and there’s extra storage above the bathroom. The front door is secured with high-security Banham locks.

North-facing and overlooking a quiet dead-end street, the flat stays cool in summer and benefits from reduced traffic noise. Heating is via programmable Economy 7 electric units.

Offered part furnished: double bed, dining table with four chairs, coffee table, lounge chairs and occasional tables.

—The property is available from 1 August 2025 —Rent is exclusive of bills —It is offered part-furnished (double bed, dining table with four chairs, coffee table, lounge chairs and occasional tables)

Area and Transport

Situated on King Edward’s Road, this flat benefits from a prime position between two of East London’s most popular green spaces — London Fields and Victoria Park. Both offer ample outdoor space for walking, cycling, and weekend markets.

Broadway Market and Victoria Park Village are just a short stroll away, providing a vibrant mix of cafes, independent shops, restaurants and weekly markets. For those who enjoy riverside walks, the scenic Regent’s Canal path is also easily accessible on foot.

Transport links are excellent. London Fields Overground station is nearby, offering quick and direct journeys to Liverpool Street and connections across London. Bethnal Green Underground station on the Central Line is within walking distance or just a short bus ride, making commuting straightforward.

The area is well served by multiple bus routes running along Mare Street, Well Street and Victoria Park Road, giving additional options for getting around the city.