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This is a unique and exciting opportunity to acquire a standalone mixed-use building which is at the advanced stages of a thorough refurbishment. The current owner appointed Lisa Shell Architects to recreate and maximise the footprint which had been previously used as an artist's studio for the past twenty or so years. The property measures in the region of 3,100sqft which is spread over just two levels.

The ground floor studio and gallery space is complete and has a wonderful feeling of space and volume which is enhanced by the impressive ceiling height. The self-contained lateral two/three-bedroom apartment with its own terrace is found on the first floor, this offers the new owner the chance to create and finish the space to their own taste and specification. There are two allocated parking spaces within the leasehold.
The mews is believed to have been constructed between 1882 and 1893 to brew Vinegar, the building on offer today first appeared on the 1955 OS Map, and was originally attached on either side, these buildings were demolished in 1987 which resulted in this property being the only detached building within the mews.

We can share specific documentation that relate to the architect plans, external cladding, planning permission notice and the architects design and access statement for any prospective buyer who would like to obtain greater detail after their viewing inspection.

Trafalgar Mews is a gated working mews and is home to a number of similar mixed use buildings where the majority of its residents work within the arts and creative industries.

The recent regeneration of Hackney Wick has changed the neighbourhood dramatically and has brought in a vast array of new and well received restaurants, independent cafes, and useful general amenities. The area is bookended by Victoria Park Village to the West where there is a weekly farmers market and the Olympic Park to the East which offers ample green space to explore and enjoy.

Mare Street and London Fields are found via a cycle, a short bus or train journey, were there are many fantastic local restaurants; notably Elliot's, Bright and Pigin and of course the great choice of eateries which are found on Broadway Market.

Hackney Wick Overground station runs London Overground services to Highbury and Islington in around 15 minutes and Stratford International in approximately six minutes.