A well proportioned second floor one bedroom residence of 518 square feet / 48.1 square meters situated in this charming period Victorian Mansion block built by the East End Dwelling Corporation in 1899. The characterful apartment benefits from a desirable layout and a South East facing aspect providing sunshine throughout the day and views across the neighbouring green space and on to Canary Wharf.

Situated on the Cressy Place side of the building it is comparatively peaceful as there is no through traffic.

Dunstan Houses is gated and has an intercom, the communal entrances leading into a pleasant communal courtyard at the rear, there are bicycle racks, some trees, many pots and plants and clothes lines. Our vendor rents a storage space/pram shed. We have checked with the board, and there is a waiting list with one person, so it may not be available to the purchaser to rent. 

The vendor purchased this apartment through Look Property in 1999, the property has been well maintained but is now in need of decorating and some investment. 

The apartment is accessed via the courtyard and communal staircase to the second-floor landing that has a butler sink with running water.  

The front door of the apartment opens into a hallway with the original concrete floor. 

There is a large lounge with varnished floorboards, a fire breast with a log burner, a sash window and an infra-red wall heater. 

The kitchen is off the lounge, is fitted and has appliances including a washer-dryer, it has a large sash window and a cupboard that has the hot water emersion tank. 

The bathroom is at the end of the hallway, it has a large opaque sash window, an original concrete floor white tiled walls and a yellow suite with an electric power shower fitted over the bath. 

The double bedroom has varnished floorboards a large sash window, fitted shelves either side of the fire breast and a heater.  

The property benefits from a Hyperoptic fibre broadband connection. 

Tenure: Share of Freehold and a Leasehold of 999 years from 24th June 2002, so 978 years remaining.  

Service Charges: The service charges are paid every six months the latest invoice from January was for £1,026.43 for 6 months. We are waiting to receive the most recent statement. The board of Dunstan Houses, informs us that major works have been completed to the exterior in recent years. The vendor hopes that the service charges may go down a little as there is less money required for the reserve funds. This should be made clear in due course via the LPE1. 

Ground rent: A peppercorn ground rent  

Location 

Stepney Green is a vibrant and sought-after neighbourhood described by Time Out as a jewel in the crown of the East End. The area blends modern urban living with a rich historical heritage, making it an ideal destination for those seeking a dynamic and diverse community. 

Stepney Green is renowned for its charming Victorian and Georgian architecture, boasting an array of well-preserved period properties that exude timeless elegance. The oldest - a stone’s throw from Dunstan Houses - was built in 1694. The remains of a Tudor manor house can be seen around Stepney City Farm and St Dunstan and All Saints church (mentioned in the nursery rhyme Oranges and Lemons) was dedicated in 1029. 

There are many shops, bars, cafes and restaurants to be found in the area - and the celebrated Genesis cinema - reflecting the diversity of the locals. 

There are many green spaces in the area - from the informal but well-tended gardens on Stepney Green and small park off Cressy Place to the larger Stepney Green Park and on to Mile End Park or Victoria Park. The canal is a short walk away and the River Thames is a 20-minute stroll in Limehouse. 

Stepney Green has excellent transport links connecting residents to the rest of London and beyond. A few minute’s walk away, Stepney Green Underground station offers access to the District and Hammersmith & City lines whereas the newly revamped Whitechapel station also offers access to the Elizabeth Line and Overground services. The area is well-served by bus routes making it a breeze to explore the city at your leisure. 

Families with children will appreciate the selection of outstanding schools and educational facilities available in the vicinity. Stepney Green also benefits from its close proximity to Queen Mary’s College, providing an ideal setting for students pursuing higher education. 

Overall, Stepney Green presents an enticing blend of history, culture, and contemporary living. Its vibrant atmosphere, convenient location, and diverse range of amenities make it a highly desirable place to call home. Whether you're a young professional, a growing family, or a student embarking on a new academic journey, Stepney Green offers a captivating lifestyle and endless possibilities. 

Council Tax Band: B
Tenure: Leasehold