This huge, three-bedroom apartment stashed away in an uber cool corner of East London will ease any would be owner in to chic industrial style minimalism. 

Head up to the third floor of Monohaus, a hugely popular and thoroughly modern, mixed-use scheme developed in the style of a warehouse but with all the benefits a new home has to offer in terms of low energy usage. 

It’s a big home to fill at nearly 1200 sq. ft. They’re a bountiful collection of big windows and doors paired with polished floors and cool clean decor which add to the overall ambiance picking up the natural light that filters through both sides of the space. The use of natural materials provides a warmth to the interior. It certainly won’t have a sterile feel associated with other modern spaces.
 
Three double bedrooms are to be found immediately to the left as you head along the hallway. Pass two of them as you push through into an oversized principal suite with en-suite and doors which lead out to what is possibly the largest private terraces of any home in the local area, at just over 1000 sq. ft it’s the ideal area to host social gatherings over long summer evenings. 

The large lateral reception is generous space which extends to 25 ft at its longest point. It’s a sharp, modern environment making full use of that generous floor space. The kitchen at the far end with its private terrace adjoining, sits neatly with the areas that are zoned for living and entertaining.

London fields has firmly established itself as one of the coolest parts of East London, if not the whole of the capital. Head out in any direction and it’s easy to understand why. The creative and arts community here is hard to miss. Independent traders and larger creative businesses have also made this their home. Artisan bakers, restaurants and an abundance of coffee houses are on every corner. Take a stroll through leafy London Fields Park on a Saturday to fully experience how Broadway Market has captured the zeitgeist of this part of town. 

Further on and not too far, the excitement of the East continues in Shoreditch, Hoxton, Spitalfields.

With the influx of new development in the area, this pocket of East London now benefits from some excellent transport links. London Fields mainline station is within two hundred meters, providing regular trains to Liverpool Street with a journey time of 10 minutes. Hackney Central Overground Station is also within walking distance which provides easy access to London Underground Stations. Highbury & Islington is 7 minutes by train to the west of Hackney Central and Stratford is 13 minutes to the East.